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Hi guys

just wondering what is the easiest way to remove the rear speaker covers, i read another post for an R32 where they removed the rear seat does this have to be done? or is there another way?

any help would be great

Cam

Hey cam,

My boyfreind and I currently replacing the rear speakers in his 33 - and its a seat out job. I found this guide when we started and it's pretty good :)

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/topic/70407-rear-speakers-r33-s1/page__p__1311138

Cam

If yourz is like mine and has the read strut bar on the shelf you'll need a small stumpy phillips or an angled one, the shelf won't come over the brace mounts with the grills still in place

other than that follow the above instructions (Don't worry about loosening the C-pillars though, 4th or 5th post)

I had to remove my speakers cause the 2 outside child seat mounts don't clear the speakers

Edited by BundyBear
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