Are you kidding me?
Originally Posted by MarshyTheKid
I just pulled down my back seat, sat funky, and stripped a few screws.
Originally Posted by AP2
Not as bad...as you think Janna
And the 6.5's don't sit flush.. and I think it's causing some vibrations.
h: I'll just have to get subs to throw all the bass to those. :rick:
Originally Posted by 95SiR
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Originally Posted by Nightshade
It's pretty simple realy.
glad you got it...like they all said you dont need to pull out the whole panel, but it does make it a little easier but who cares its done!
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Originally Posted by EriksShadow
Do I REALLY have to take off the entire back panal of an Integra to instal rear speakers??!??!? Suuure.. they have that little grate that you can get off.. but it's smaller then the speaker. grrrr... time to get creative.
Look's like I've got a project on my hands.
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Out come to follow.
Look's like I've got a project on my hands.
h:Out come to follow.

h:I had to pull the whole panel off to fit my 6.5" rear speakers. There was enough shimming and grinding to require removing the plastic speaker mounts. It's not that bad, assuming you don't make a habit of it. :hsd:
It's worth it in the end, no doubt about it.
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Originally Posted by LT
you do know the factory speakers are 6.5?
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Originally Posted by TheOtherDave™
:a: The driver magnets on some aftermarket speakers (like mine) are too deep to sit flush in the stock baskets. Hence the grinding and shimming.
Originally Posted by TheOtherDave™
:a: The driver magnets on some aftermarket speakers (like mine) are too deep to sit flush in the stock baskets. Hence the grinding and shimming.
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