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Hello,

I was just wondering if the imaging from a q-forms kick panel is good?

I currently have a 2-way cdt ef-61 component system (woofer in the door and tweeter in the sail panel). I am thinking of converting this system into a 3-way component system. So in the end I will have the 6.5 woofer in the door and a 4" mid range woofer and the tweeter (re-located from the sail panel) in the Q-forms kick panel.
I am also thinking of getting the upstage kit to add tweeters to my dash so the stage is lifted. I really do not want to go through the trouble of creating custom kick pods, so I was wondering if Q-forms will do the job.

Also how do you mount the Q-forms to the kick panel? Do they come with clips like the factory kick panels? I couldn't find any installation instructions for these.

Thanks

 
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yes to both

 
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nice choice of speakers you got there man!!
I really like cdt

 
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Thanks man....I had infinity components before, but the tweeters were too harsh for me. I haven't really had a chance to listen to other brands, but I really like the CDTs!

 
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I have a few questions for people with q-forms and 3-way component systems.


I am upgrading to a 3-way cdt component system. I was thinking of purchasing q-forms to put the tweeter and 4" driver (for mid-range). Then I would install the 6.5" woofer in the door. I will also have an upstage kit (i.e. two additional tweeters up on the dash). Here are my questions:

1. Does anyone have cancellation problems with the speakers in the q-form and the 6.5" in the door?

2. Since I will only have a 4" driver and a tweeter in the Q-form, do I still need to seal this? I will be putting dynamat on the back of the Q-form as well as the car body. But do I really need to seal the q-form? When you say seal, do you mean covering the back of the q-form with fiberglass?

Thanks

 
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I want to do the same thing! Come on guys - any experience with the Q-forms for Mids and Tweats and the woofer in the door?

 
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In the past I had done a JL 3 way set, 4" and tweet in the kickpanel and the 6.5 in the door. Sounded nice. Imaging was very well too even without any time correction

 
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Was going to do woofers in doors as well. Not too happy with Q-Forms. My did not have clips. Each side had one screw to go though the sheet metal. Tried drilling out hole on passanger side broke a couple bits. Passanger side still not attached and vibrates. Did they change the design recently? Also the color was off. Maybe they have newer ones. Good staging though. Very even.

 
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Mine don't have any clips either. Personally I don't think the imaging is so great either, nor is the stage height. I thought my car sounded far more focused with the speakers in the doors, and the stage was noticably higher.

 
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I am going to install a 3-way cdt system with woofer in the door and midrange (4" driver) and tweeter in the q-form. I also have a cdt upstage kit (two more tweeters), which I will install on my dash to lift the sound stage. Hope this will sound good!

I just received the q-forms today. I was wondering how people mounted these? It gives me two screws, one is 1/2" for the driver side kick panel and the other is 2 1/2 " for the passenger side. I really don't wanna drill a 2 1/2" screw into the floor of my car. How did other people with q-forms mount them? Also whats the easiest way to cut a hole in the q-form for the speaker?

 
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Installation should be easy. To cut the hole, you can either cut by handsaw or just drill around the circumference. Were you the one who sent me PM for info?

 
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82801BA....yeah that was me. Thanks for your response btw.