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There's a thread about that in this forum.. I can't find it at the moment but do a search. Includes a template and everything.

My brother has done it also. Just make sure there's enough clearance behind the magnet for the window glass to descend, and also so the door trim doesn't rub against the speaker.

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i did it in my car - kinda hack of a job though

You'll need spacers to ensure the rear magnet doesn't interfere with the window, and make sure you screw them in tight cos they will be suscept to alot of vibrations.

I wouldn't recommend it though - you'd be better off getting a good set of splits or good 6"s to put there - look alot cleaner than cutting up the interior

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