Ive have some 6.5 speakers that i would like to put in my rear deck, any suggestion would b appreciated. Any materials i would need and if i should dynomat the rear deck, u guys r the experts I just want to do a lil something nice and custom.

 

Dynamat the deck and make some MDF adapters and slap them in.

 

while ur at it take plenty of pics!

 

...why? You already have adequate locations for speakers.

 

Y not?

 

Instead on concentrating on quantity, why don't you concentrate on quality? I only had one set of components in my cabin, and I can guarantee it sounded better than what you're trying to do with yours.

 

cant afford components they r way to expensive, plus i already have speakers so i wanna use them

 

Sell them, use the money for a proper set of comps.

Do it once, do it right. When you half-*** it, you won't be happy, and it ends up being more expensive in the long run, spending to make it right when it could have been from the beginning.

And, not to turn this into a financial 'scolding' but if components are too expensive, then maybe there's some re-prioritizing to do.

 

financial scolding lol now thats funny. im laidoff n currently in school with kids so my priorities r straight.

 

im layed off too not fun! but a little project like adding speakers u already have laying around sounds fun to me

 

plus its not like hes tryin to put 20 speakers in his back dash jus replace the lil 1's that come from factory....which reminds me i have to fix my back dash speakers too....i think sum1 tried to put 8's back there b4 lol w/e is there now keeps falling onto my sub box

 

xactly

 

No he has a 5th gen, which does not have speakers in the rear deck like the 4th gen does.

Which means he's permanently modifying the rear deck, something that I'm not an advocate of.

 

Which means he's permanently modifying the rear deck, something that I'm not an advocate of.[/QUOTE]

yeah modify my rear deck any suggestions

 

Suggestions on how to modify your rear deck? My personal suggestion is not to do it.

Why? because the only hole in the rear deck is the square one in the center for the subwoofer. Everything else is flat sheet metal. Not only would you have to cut the rear deck cover itself (fairly easy), but you'd also have to cut sheet metal underneath for you to be able to drop speakers in. Not exactly a "fun little project" as you think it may be.

 

@ djfrestyl since ive got your attention i was womdering if u were still making the trunk inserts for a saggy trunk. u mite b rite bout hackin up the rear deck but will see this summer

 

Yessir, I am still making them. Though this snow is not helping with production.