will these fit in front (component speakers)
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I listened to them and really like them, only problem is that the guys at the shop said they have a HUGE magnet and are deep. Anyone know if they fit (if I have to build a spacer, fine, BUT I want them to fit with teh stock speaker cover).
btw, crutchfield lists them as a 6 3/4, BUT many other vendors say they are 6 1/2"
Anyone know??
btw, crutchfield lists them as a 6 3/4, BUT many other vendors say they are 6 1/2"
Anyone know??
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As far as I know, they should fit depthwise if you use a spacer. You could make a ring of MDF or see about buying the premade plastic ones from an install shop or circuit city.
Someone on here had the Polk MOMO 6 1/2s installed. They have a mounting depth of 2 13/16". The Alpines you are looking at are 2 3/4" (only a difference of 1/16"). If you have to, just make a slightly taller spacer and you should be fine.
Someone on here had the Polk MOMO 6 1/2s installed. They have a mounting depth of 2 13/16". The Alpines you are looking at are 2 3/4" (only a difference of 1/16"). If you have to, just make a slightly taller spacer and you should be fine.
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Originally posted by bastard
As far as I know, they should fit depthwise if you use a spacer. You could make a ring of MDF or see about buying the premade plastic ones from an install shop or circuit city.
Someone on here had the Polk MOMO 6 1/2s installed. They have a mounting depth of 2 13/16". The Alpines you are looking at are 2 3/4" (only a difference of 1/16"). If you have to, just make a slightly taller spacer and you should be fine.
As far as I know, they should fit depthwise if you use a spacer. You could make a ring of MDF or see about buying the premade plastic ones from an install shop or circuit city.
Someone on here had the Polk MOMO 6 1/2s installed. They have a mounting depth of 2 13/16". The Alpines you are looking at are 2 3/4" (only a difference of 1/16"). If you have to, just make a slightly taller spacer and you should be fine.
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Rod, there is lots of room betwen the door frame and door panel, that shouldnt be a problem. I would guess 3-5" clearance.
Rod, there is lots of room betwen the door frame and door panel, that shouldnt be a problem. I would guess 3-5" clearance.
2003z or anyone else, is there anything else that you see on the specs on these speakers that could prohibit them from fitting??
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anyone else know??
anyone else know??
i had some infinity kappa 63.5i speakers installed (front and back).....many people on this forum had them put in as well. for some reason, the front ones hit the grill and push them out a tiny bit (maybe the schmuck at circuit city just did a crappy job). but, i told him i wanted it re-done and he said the window got in the way when it was rolled down if he mounted the speaker any furthur back. another thing....the stock base (not bose) stereo can't handle these speakers in the front and the back. the difference in ohms makes them crackle when they are played at the same time. i am installing a new head unit anyway....but he said that would get rid of the crackling. was he wrong? did he lie to me and just push me out the door?
Originally posted by djkern
i had some infinity kappa 63.5i speakers installed (front and back).....many people on this forum had them put in as well. for some reason, the front ones hit the grill and push them out a tiny bit (maybe the schmuck at circuit city just did a crappy job). but, i told him i wanted it re-done and he said the window got in the way when it was rolled down if he mounted the speaker any furthur back. another thing....the stock base (not bose) stereo can't handle these speakers in the front and the back. the difference in ohms makes them crackle when they are played at the same time. i am installing a new head unit anyway....but he said that would get rid of the crackling. was he wrong? did he lie to me and just push me out the door?
i had some infinity kappa 63.5i speakers installed (front and back).....many people on this forum had them put in as well. for some reason, the front ones hit the grill and push them out a tiny bit (maybe the schmuck at circuit city just did a crappy job). but, i told him i wanted it re-done and he said the window got in the way when it was rolled down if he mounted the speaker any furthur back. another thing....the stock base (not bose) stereo can't handle these speakers in the front and the back. the difference in ohms makes them crackle when they are played at the same time. i am installing a new head unit anyway....but he said that would get rid of the crackling. was he wrong? did he lie to me and just push me out the door?
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I am pretty sure he just didn't set you up with a bracket of some sort. There is plenty of room in there. Sounds like he just doesn't want to do the work.
I am pretty sure he just didn't set you up with a bracket of some sort. There is plenty of room in there. Sounds like he just doesn't want to do the work.
ya, from some of the pics on this site, it looks like some people have spaced themout a LOT with still using the stock grill
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looking at the pics gives me hope, there is plenty room in there
https://my350z.com/forum/attachment....&postid=173072
http://www.naturalclear.com/350Z/door.jpg
https://my350z.com/forum/attachment....&postid=214625
https://my350z.com/forum/attachment....&postid=173072
http://www.naturalclear.com/350Z/door.jpg
https://my350z.com/forum/attachment....&postid=214625
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Originally posted by djkern
i had some infinity kappa 63.5i speakers installed (front and back).....many people on this forum had them put in as well. for some reason, the front ones hit the grill and push them out a tiny bit (maybe the schmuck at circuit city just did a crappy job). but, i told him i wanted it re-done and he said the window got in the way when it was rolled down if he mounted the speaker any furthur back. another thing....the stock base (not bose) stereo can't handle these speakers in the front and the back. the difference in ohms makes them crackle when they are played at the same time. i am installing a new head unit anyway....but he said that would get rid of the crackling. was he wrong? did he lie to me and just push me out the door?
i had some infinity kappa 63.5i speakers installed (front and back).....many people on this forum had them put in as well. for some reason, the front ones hit the grill and push them out a tiny bit (maybe the schmuck at circuit city just did a crappy job). but, i told him i wanted it re-done and he said the window got in the way when it was rolled down if he mounted the speaker any furthur back. another thing....the stock base (not bose) stereo can't handle these speakers in the front and the back. the difference in ohms makes them crackle when they are played at the same time. i am installing a new head unit anyway....but he said that would get rid of the crackling. was he wrong? did he lie to me and just push me out the door?
well rodh, i hope they fit because those are the ones that i've already purchased and plan on installing in my z. I dont see it being a problem because the doors are so fricken huge but it they dont...you can always do something custom to make them fit...
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Originally posted by Swisha350z
well rodh, i hope they fit because those are the ones that i've already purchased and plan on installing in my z. I dont see it being a problem because the doors are so fricken huge but it they dont...you can always do something custom to make them fit...
well rodh, i hope they fit because those are the ones that i've already purchased and plan on installing in my z. I dont see it being a problem because the doors are so fricken huge but it they dont...you can always do something custom to make them fit...
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Originally posted by 2003z
Rod, there is lots of room betwen the door frame and door panel, that shouldnt be a problem. I would guess 3-5" clearance.
Rod, there is lots of room betwen the door frame and door panel, that shouldnt be a problem. I would guess 3-5" clearance.
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is your sub a "free-air" sub??? if not did you seal the area, how does it sound (the sub)??
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