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Old 09-03-2007 | 10:26 PM
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Has anyone ever done the back speakers like this?
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There is no reason to - the back speakers are not blocked like the front.
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And finally, the end product..
Has anyone tried this with a Grey colored fabric??? something that will match the nissan Frost interior?

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Old 09-04-2007 | 02:28 PM
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Has anyone tried this with a Grey colored fabric??? something that will match the nissan Frost interior?

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I thought about it, but didn't want to go through the trouble of trying to find a matching color.
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I thought about it, but didn't want to go through the trouble of trying to find a matching color.
vo... come here and do mine. i'll pay you well
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Has anyone ever done the back speakers like this?
I contemplated it, but didn't really find any legitamate reason to other than asthetics...
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vo... come here and do mine. i'll pay you well
Old 10-07-2007 | 10:17 AM
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Hey all,
Forgive the ignorant question but as I am out in Iraq right now it is not like I can look and measure myself.
What is the diameter of the front speaker covers? I was looking at something like this instead of making my own: http://cgi.ebay.com/BEST-KITS-BKSG65...QQcmdZViewItem ....or would anyone have any other suggestions as far as good speaker covers. Thanks all.
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Hey all,
Forgive the ignorant question but as I am out in Iraq right now it is not like I can look and measure myself.
What is the diameter of the front speaker covers? I was looking at something like this instead of making my own: http://cgi.ebay.com/BEST-KITS-BKSG65...QQcmdZViewItem ....or would anyone have any other suggestions as far as good speaker covers. Thanks all.
that'll never fit cause our door are not flat. also it looks ugly as hell with that big mesh... leave it for the sentra's and civics of the world.
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that'll never fit cause our door are not flat. also it looks ugly as hell with that big mesh... leave it for the sentra's and civics of the world.


Good point.
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great idea...Might try this
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THANK YOU! I did this for the front and rear bulkhead, looking to do the sub cover next!

Sounds much better. Pardon the dirt, it's spring time...




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how much does this actually improve the sound...I'm looking at door pods, and I'm sure the sound is better on the pods, but if the difference between getting pods and going this route is not too much...I'd rather save a few bucks...kinda poor
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Originally Posted by SMART Auto Perf
THANK YOU! I did this for the front and rear bulkhead, looking to do the sub cover next!

Sounds much better. Pardon the dirt, it's spring time...



Please post rear bulkhead pics as attachments. The hosted images are not working...
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interested in the rear bulkhead! please post proper pics!
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Originally Posted by gti303
how much does this actually improve the sound...I'm looking at door pods, and I'm sure the sound is better on the pods, but if the difference between getting pods and going this route is not too much...I'd rather save a few bucks...kinda poor
same here! would like to know as well...poor as ***..
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this is really cool!! i think i have my old ones off my car...so i'm going to try this asap!! i think i might try orange???? sinse i'm going to have burnt orange leather...so yea we'll see how that goes...
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Originally Posted by iheartmyz
this is really cool!! i think i have my old ones off my car...so i'm going to try this asap!! i think i might try orange???? sinse i'm going to have burnt orange leather...so yea we'll see how that goes...
HAH! Id like to see that. I wish i had that interior.
Old 08-17-2008 | 04:39 AM
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That was an outstanding post. I started out by trying to drill out all the little holes with a 1/16" drill bit. Damn near lost my mind. About halfway through it, I saw your post and finished it the right way. I went to a stereo speaker repair shop and purchased speaker cover for mine. This was just too easy to not do. And yes, it does improve the sound of an already crappy stereo system.









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^^ Nice job!


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