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ok so my new speakers do not even pretend that they want to fit... well.. if i had a 1" spacer they might.. but even then...

holy hell.. its is gunna be one hell of a DIY... well.. atleast for me anyway.. this may be the everyday norm for you audio gods.. but for me.. like woah...

wheres my glue gun and hacksaw.. ive got work to do...

i am so glad i cleaned the workbench 2 weeks ago..

 
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what speakers

 
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http://www.7thgencivic.com/forums/sh...d.php?t=188285 these speakers

this is close to the finnished product.. well.. one of them anyway..

does that look like the door cover will clear it and all that stuff

 
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my guess is they sell addapters that fit.. but well.. i didnt think of that till i took the door apart.. and no way in hell am i going near any stores today..

thats the stock speaker gutted and the new speakers set into it..

 
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ok most of this is fitting together how i thought it would.. should i bother doing a DIY for this when im done.. or is that just a waste of time..

 
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ok done.. just need to wait till tomorrow so i can see what im doing.. then i can solder them up...

heres a side by side





finnished

and a lil added bonus... no more door rattle.. i hotglued EVERYTHING down..

 
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ok... sound question.. theres a tiny lil space between the speaker and the spacer.. i know that with subs this throws off the sound or something.. but these are just in the door.. is it going to make it sound funny.. or give me more road noise or anything?

i can fix it.. but i dont wanna take it all apart again if i dont need to