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05-27-2007 | 07:50 AM
#12
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Originally Posted by Kevlo911
Leave it on the floors.
Despite your sarcasm, I considered it.. flushed into the floors. I wont get the response that I want though.
05-27-2007 | 01:48 PM
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I tend to get a bit irritable
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Originally Posted by thatcarguy350
You've got yourself in a tight spot. I'm gonna guess you used an MDF ring to mount the driver presently in the door. Is there enough space to mount a larger ring on top of the existing ring, or would you hit the door panel?
Yes I did, but rather than overmounting I would just start fresh No need for added depth, Im good in that category.
05-27-2007 | 08:22 PM
#33
is that it? its in?
pff, didnt seem like you had a hard time..
edit: I spy red wire strippers, the same ones i use, but we take the springs out and grind the legs down that hold them on, they pinch your fingers when you're unable to be dexterous.
pff, didnt seem like you had a hard time..
edit: I spy red wire strippers, the same ones i use, but we take the springs out and grind the legs down that hold them on, they pinch your fingers when you're unable to be dexterous.
05-27-2007 | 08:32 PM
#35
The catch is lets see if that fits behind the door panel. Side not I am running those as subs in my xB, This Biatch is using them as midbass those things get nasty low for as accurate and well built as they are. As if that damn car was not already loud enoungh with the 9's in there.
05-27-2007 | 08:32 PM
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I tend to get a bit irritable
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Originally Posted by mendon99
is that it? its in?
pff, didnt seem like you had a hard time..
edit: I spy red wire strippers, the same ones i use, but we take the springs out and grind the legs down that hold them on, they pinch your fingers when you're unable to be dexterous.
pff, didnt seem like you had a hard time..
edit: I spy red wire strippers, the same ones i use, but we take the springs out and grind the legs down that hold them on, they pinch your fingers when you're unable to be dexterous.
Yes surprisingly not nearly as hard as I anticipated. I guess all the work I did for the 9s paid off now.
Bluepoints? never had a problem pinchin myself with em, maybe you gots fatty fingers?
05-27-2007 | 08:34 PM
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I tend to get a bit irritable
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Originally Posted by KUBLKMAX
The catch is lets see if that fits behind the door panel. Side not I am running those as subs in my xB, This Biatch is using them as midbass those things get nasty low for as accurate and well built as they are. As if that damn car was not already loud enoungh with the 9's in there.
Door panel is already on focker ! Ha !
Actually I may in the near future just use em for front substage and get rid of the enclosure...
05-27-2007 | 08:34 PM
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Originally Posted by AscendantMax
what's that black stuff around the speaker mount?
3M strip caulk, I use it on ALL the installs. Aside from the real basic cheapy stuffs or people.
