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I marked where the screws would go using the speaker cover than marked the hole to be cut out as close to the marked spots for the screws as I could get.
I wanted to be able to use the small stock steel push on clips that has the hole already that will allow the screw to thread into it.
I had to file/grind the steel next to the screw hole a little to allow the clip to go on far enough to match up to the hole I drilled.
I'm sure you have seen them.
They look like this and are made of steel.
You should be able to find them at the auto parts or hardware store.
Door speakers will ALWAYS sound better than dash speakers,,,mostly due to less sound reflection.
Youve got it backwards. Dash speakers are the best location for front speakers. Choose between one or the other, hits you in the face instead of in the leg.
I guess that could be true, except our dash speakers are covered and the sound is bouncing off the glass.
The sound coming from my speakers has no obstruction "laying" over it.
Pure sound , no baffle, and they sound great.
Same with the rear. Totally unobstructed sound.
Last edited by Ron U.S.M.C.; Feb 28, 2016 at 11:09 PM.
Fiberglass door bottoms with a sealed enclosure for the 6.5 mods and Fiberglas tweeter pods . Using focal grills wrapped in alcantara . Very happy with its sound. Crossovers are in the dash where the 4x6 use to be
Youve got it backwards. Dash speakers are the best location for front speakers. Choose between one or the other, hits you in the face instead of in the leg.