I did all the research before i set out to do this as to not crack and of the interior pieces. I have done speakers in alot of cars, but never had to take so much apart like i had to yesterday in my 03 350z. It took alot of patience but i got it done in about 2 hours, I am please I did , sounds much cleaner and I still have not changed the stock bose head unit, but that is next .

 

That is probably the most restrictive component, in terms of performance.

 

yea the rear speakers are a major PITA to get to. It's because of them that I know how to tear apart my entire interior without thinking.

 

same here, now its a simple task

 

Added mine to the fire pit this weekend

 

funny, I was doing the same thing. Not the 1st time though

 

+1. Major PITA. I replaced mine years ago. The Kappas are still running like champs...

 

"what was nissan thinking" They were thinking the speakers are awesome and thus you wouldn't want to change them out

 

I love when people tell me I am crazy for swapping out the Bose speakers for the Pioneers I put it..

 

Wal Mart Pioneers?

 

I just tore out my interior and door panels today as well since my Amazon boxes have been rolling in. My finger tips have never been so sore and I never thought I'd actually be crunched up in my own trunk

 

btw if you ever remove the Bose sub and want to gain some extra storage, you can get a replacement glove box liner and door from nissan. After I took the subW bracket off I moved the glove box over just to see and it will bolt up just like the other side.

 

Here's a quick tip! Save time, frustrating and money by just disconnecting them alltogether. Take that money and time and invest in a nice set of components and an amplifier for the front speakers instead. Where the rear speakers ar situated is pretty silly and ineffective in my opinion.