Speaker help....before my head comes off.
#21
BTW,
Speaking of shops...
I've had multiple experiences over 35+ years with different shops in my area. I've come to the conclusion that it's best to do it yourself, continue to seek advice. The key is to be patient. Installing aftermarket speakers is not a difficult job. There may be shops that do wonderful installs, I have yet to experience one. Remember, no one cares more for your vehicle than you do. Just my 2 cents...
Speaking of shops...
I've had multiple experiences over 35+ years with different shops in my area. I've come to the conclusion that it's best to do it yourself, continue to seek advice. The key is to be patient. Installing aftermarket speakers is not a difficult job. There may be shops that do wonderful installs, I have yet to experience one. Remember, no one cares more for your vehicle than you do. Just my 2 cents...
#23
I installed the Polk DB651S in the front and rear doors of my Fit. I simply removed the stock speakers and their hardware, installed half inch spacers at each location by drilling 4 holes in each door and mounted the speakers. No other modifications were needed. The clearance between the speakers and door panels was perfect. I don't see what all the fuss is about, just be sure you purchase the Polk slim version, DB651 (S).
American International SG-650DX, Car Installation & Accessories, Speaker Installation, Speaker Spacers (Depth Extenders) - Sonic Electronix
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