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AdiSRI |
posted on 16th Jun 05 at 13:18 |
If you dont want subs (as such) then put 2 JL 6 W0 subs in the rear quarters, one each side. | |
AdiSRI |
posted on 16th Jun 05 at 13:17 |
no rear speakers at all, much nicer sound with them gone. | |
gavin18787 |
posted on 16th Jun 05 at 10:48 |
yer i brought it back from the dead from a search I did :lol: | |
AdiSRI |
posted on 16th Jun 05 at 07:13 |
blimy this is an old thread, i binned the 6x9's in the end much better without them. | |
gavin18787 |
posted on 15th Jun 05 at 20:42 |
anyone got any pics of their 6x9's in the rear quarter pannel and any tips on how you did it as I may be attempting this tomoro :) | |
AdiSRI |
posted on 26th Jun 03 at 15:44 |
Another q then, shud i leave the 6x9's running off alpine 60w x 4 head unit or amp em, bearing in mind they are 125w RMS and front comps are amped. | |
TOMAS |
posted on 26th Jun 03 at 11:39 |
No twokers are seeing with 95% tint! :lol: | |
AdiSRI |
posted on 25th Jun 03 at 16:02 |
im gonna have a single 12" Alpine Type R sub if that helps. Think i will move the 6x9's so leave the holes seems to be the general best bet? | |
Dicky_Morris |
posted on 25th Jun 03 at 12:38 |
i put jbl 6x9s in my rear 3/4s and theyr piss 2 put in. just takes a bit of hard elbow greece to make them fit bak correctly! they look gud tho...im thinking of changing my bpanels in the doors and3/4s to fibreglass moulds but i was wondering if u can use fibreglass moulded on the o/e panels then deadening them after??too hard?? | |
t44rnt |
posted on 25th Jun 03 at 11:47 |
yea but then every twocer can c wot u've got in ur boot | |
TOMAS |
posted on 25th Jun 03 at 10:11 |
Actually you could completely remove the shelf... I have no shelf in mine, reduces rattles and gives extra bass and kick... | |
SteveW |
posted on 25th Jun 03 at 08:46 |
I would say move them to rear 1/4's and leave the old shelf, what sub is going in?? If it a couple of 12's then you would probably benefit from the holes. Acting like a port to the rest of the car. | |
corb |
posted on 24th Jun 03 at 19:35 |
no and no | |
AdiSRI |
posted on 24th Jun 03 at 19:28 |
Got any pics m8?? | |
corb |
posted on 24th Jun 03 at 19:26 |
i stuck some dynamat on the back of the panels on mine and it took just over an hour. | |
AdiSRI |
posted on 24th Jun 03 at 19:24 |
Original shelf buckeled from weight of 6x9's thus the stealth shelf. Is it a lot of work to move the 6x9's?? | |
TOMAS |
posted on 24th Jun 03 at 19:20 |
Agreed :thumbs: | |
corb |
posted on 24th Jun 03 at 19:14 |
stick 6x9'sin rear 1/4 and chuck original shelf back in if you still have it, otherwise cloth over the holes and leave it like that. Too much hassle blocking 'em up for no reason. | |
AdiSRI |
posted on 24th Jun 03 at 17:55 |
At the moment my 6x9's are in a wooded parcel shelf under cloth. I am going to be doing a small wooden build for my sub/amps, so should i:- |