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Mar 30, 2010 | 1:12 AM

#11

MTopper

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From: Detroit Metro

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Originally Posted by EvansBlue

Thanks man. If you do it, you need to measure to the point where you have the greatest depth and cut your hole there. Then dynomat (or black mastic tape, same thing) around the hole on the back side of the door panel to cut down the vibration because it isn't mounted to a metal surface.

good tip sir, i'll think about it when i have time (and a job) this summer

Mar 30, 2010 | 3:29 PM

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EvansBlue

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From: Princeton, NC, USA

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Originally Posted by frickenbored

Those Sonys are the you have in your rear doors are the same exact speakers I installed in my 88 K5, I think they sound pretty good.

I put 6 of them in, not as fancy of an install as yours...lol

Looks good. They are indeed really good speakers for the money.

I have 12 speakers in all. Two of them are subs, two are tweeters, two are mono-axial door subs, the remaining 6 are quad-axial.

I may eventually end up with 6x9 tri-axials with a 200w add-on amp in the rear gate one day and put the quads I just put in in the Camaro. I don't know yet, but I'm enjoying these as of now.

Mar 31, 2010 | 8:21 AM

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frickenbored

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From: Flordia

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Originally Posted by EvansBlue

Damn that must sound good. I may have to put more speakers in since I still can't really hear my music over the sound of my engine. I'd really like to throw in some of the alpines that I used in my jimmy. They're way louder, but again for the money these sonys cant be beat. I bought 4 of these sonys for the same price of 2 of my alpines.

Last edited by frickenbored; Mar 31, 2010 at 8:25 AM.