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Installation Guide For 6x9s

Bigblackm

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blacky Community Regular

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Your 6x9's should come with a cut-out template.

Mark that onto the underside? i tihnk of your parcel shelf or remove it rather than doing it in car.

Drill some holes evenly around the perimeterof the ellipse you just marked onto the board.

Then use a holesaw or jigsaw to cut the shape out, hole to hole.

Mount the speakers in their holes.

Drill the supplied self tappers through the holes in the speaker body and into the shelf.

Wire it up, which wire to which terminal wont really matter.

Clean up.

Done. Goodluck, blacky

philta Community Regular

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ahahaha i had this question when i came to replace the rear speakers at teh back of my r33.

its more work than u think, u have to rip out the back seats and bend the rear parcle shelf, then u can get to the speakers, dont try to rip of the covers like i did. once u rip out the back seat, ull know what to do next, pretty simple after that.

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It comes with standard 6inchs. i removed all the side plastics in the back to remove the parcal shelf. this way u do not have to bend it. im having trouble getting speakers in at the moment because my 6x9's dont sit in the standard holes correctly. think im goin to make a new parcal shelf, if i do, will post photos.

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ScottKing GTS-4

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What the? Is that a child anchor point or something?

Sry this isn't really useful, but I thought I might add a funny pic of the wonders of AS customs; found it when I was putting my new 6's into the back of my '32...

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