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hey y'all - i gots a question. did some searching and didnt really find a clear clear answer.

for a 2002 sedan. What spec speakers will fit in the stock holes with no drilling or cutting or modifications at all..... drop-in as mohawk would say.

I'm getting this from my searches:

Front Sedan speakers: 6.5" diameter
Back Sedan Speakers: 6.5" Diameter
no tweeter
no 6x9

Can somebody fill in the missing info below?

FRONT SPEAKERS (Crutchfield tells me nothing fits):
size: 6.5"
top mount depth: [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-confused.gif[/IMG] (I am assuming front speakers are top mount only)

BACK SPEAKERS (Crutchfield says 3 fit - Kenwood, Polk, and Kicker - and all three need a special adaptor bracket):
size: 6.5"
top mount depth: [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-confused.gif[/IMG]
bottom mount depth: [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-confused.gif[/IMG]
( should i be looking at top mount or bottom mount [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-confused.gif[/IMG] )

Remember - i need them to be drop-in - no mods.

 
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Front will require modification see this thread for help. It is pretty easy. See the pics if you need help. Most 6.5" will fit in the front with the 1/2" or 1" adapter.

 
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In the rear any 6.5 or Oversozed 6.5 will fit..

In the front 5.25's and 6.5's fit.. Some voersized euro speaker requir some minor modification to fit.

Cheers
Mohawk

 
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so basically crutchfield is wrong.

as long as i get 6.5" speakers anything will fit "drop-in" - no mods - no drilling - no spacers - no adaptors - no brackets.

is this correct?

looks like Saris had to add spacers or something

 
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You will need a drill holes for the front 6.5 install.

 
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You don't have to put spacers, but they sound like [IMG]i/expressions/moon.gif[/IMG]! I've had them with and without spacers and it sounds way better with them. Installation with the spacers was far easier and much cleaner. Also, I originally had to angle my speakers so that they would not hit the window when I rolled it down, and now I have no problems. Notice on my pictures how much bigger the spacer opening is then the stock opening and you can tell going spacerless is ghetto. Do yourself a favor, take off the door panel and the stock speaker and try to fit a 6.5" in there and let me know what happens. If you are in DFW (Dallas/Fort Worth) I would be willing to help you.

I just saw you were from Long Island!
Also, Crutchfield was wrong about the front speakers, but right about the rear ones. However, I would suggest staying away from speakers with excessive tweeter protrusion.

 
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i have the best idea for u....... for me...... i bought a pair of xplod speakers...... and the holes didn't match up...... and i didn't want to drill any holes....so i bought a bag of the thinnest zip ties...... u know what those things r....... and just tied em up to the existing holes.... there you go..... instant difference in sound.

 
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and none of us would be complaining if honda decided to put regular holes in the door instead of retarded semi-triangular holes...

 
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How do i install rear speakers?

 
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I just finished installing my JL Audio XR component set and they come with the 6.5" mids. They wouldn't just fit in the door, as most aftermarket speakers wouldn't. You need a spacer, I used a 1 inch. You won't have any clearance between the speaker and the window if you don't put a spacer in between.