Door Speakers Options

[b22ri22an]

I see how to put in 6.5" and to put 8" subs but are there any speakers i can buy without having to cut or mod anything just to replace my blown door speakers. I was looking at these http://www.bizbooz.com/pyle-plg8-3-8-400-w...y-speakers.html will they fit stock with no modding or is modding inevitable to get front speakers in a 6g


This post has been edited by b22ri22an: Jun 5, 2010 - 2:15 PM

[b22ri22an]

? so the 6.5" dont bolt right up? i just purchased these http://soundstormlab.com/main/517 am i gonnna have to mod the brackets to fit or will they just screw into original bracket (with more then 1 screw) i dont have a drill or a dremel atm and i just wanted sound out my ride before i get serious in the future mods.

[D-Man]

? so the 6.5" dont bolt right up? i just purchased these http://soundstormlab.com/main/517 am i gonnna have to mod the brackets to fit or will they just screw into original bracket (with more then 1 screw) i dont have a drill or a dremel atm and i just wanted sound out my ride before i get serious in the future mods.

what i did for a temp solution (while i was grinding and painting my brackets.) was to apply (iirc) i managed to get 2 screws into it to hold it to the door. it sounded fine at that time and i used that method for about 3-4days. It' would have held for as long as i left it there, but i prefer the higher sound quality from having the speaker completely stabilized.

depending on the speakers you choose, then you may only be able to get one screw in. But if you roll it so that the weight of the remainder of the brackt is on the door frame, then i'll be fine.

no, 6.5" will not bolt right up.

Our speakers are 6.5 (diaphragm)- within an 8" frame.

So for audio purposes we have 6.5
For fitture purposes, we have 8

EDIT:
again, I reccomend that you pony up the 12 dollars to buy a cheap power drill, then spend the 97cents on a pack of self tapping steel screws. #8 / 1 Inch will do the trick without any damage to your new speaker. it takes 2 min after the speaker is out. The stock speakers are garbage anyway, just do the conversion man. Then you'll never have this problem again!

This post has been edited by D-Man: Jun 6, 2010 - 1:26 PM

[Johnnyny]

? so the 6.5" dont bolt right up? i just purchased these http://soundstormlab.com/main/517 am i gonnna have to mod the brackets to fit or will they just screw into original bracket (with more then 1 screw) i dont have a drill or a dremel atm and i just wanted sound out my ride before i get serious in the future mods.

what i did for a temp solution (while i was grinding and painting my brackets.) was to apply (iirc) i managed to get 2 screws into it to hold it to the door. it sounded fine at that time and i used that method for about 3-4days. It' would have held for as long as i left it there, but i prefer the higher sound quality from having the speaker completely stabilized.

depending on the speakers you choose, then you may only be able to get one screw in. But if you roll it so that the weight of the remainder of the brackt is on the door frame, then i'll be fine.

no, 6.5" will not bolt right up.

Our speakers are 6.5 (diaphragm)- within an 8" frame.

So for audio purposes we have 6.5
For fitture purposes, we have 8

EDIT:
again, I reccomend that you pony up the 12 dollars to buy a cheap power drill, then spend the 97cents on a pack of self tapping steel screws. #8 / 1 Inch will do the trick without any damage to your new speaker. it takes 2 min after the speaker is out. The stock speakers are garbage anyway, just do the conversion man. Then you'll never have this problem again!

I never had to do any of that...