96 gxe need to replace stock 6x9's but can't figure it out

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01-12-2002, 06:12 PM

bdogg88

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96 gxe need to replace stock 6x9's but can't figure it out

I have a '96 GXE and I have to replace my rear 6x9's as they are blown and unplugged... I bought the new Alpine SilkDome's and they are supposed to be intense, only problem is I can't figure out how to switch these puppies. Anyone with experience please help me out, send a link, send something.... Give me some instructions just don't tell me "just pop the covers off and unscrew the sh*t" because that's not happening. Thanks guys

01-13-2002, 10:57 AM

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Re: 96 gxe need to replace stock 6x9's but can't figure it out

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Originally posted by bdogg88
I have a '96 GXE and I have to replace my rear 6x9's as they are blown and unplugged... I bought the new Alpine SilkDome's and they are supposed to be intense, only problem is I can't figure out how to switch these puppies. Anyone with experience please help me out, send a link, send something.... Give me some instructions just don't tell me "just pop the covers off and unscrew the sh*t" because that's not happening. Thanks guys

they must be aftermarket 6x9's, no Maxima from 95-99 was offered with 6x9's in the rear.

01-13-2002, 02:45 PM

bdogg88

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Re: Re: 96 gxe need to replace stock 6x9's but can't figure it out

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they must be aftermarket 6x9's, no Maxima from 95-99 was offered with 6x9's in the rear.

i stand corrected they are 6.5's or whatever is standard.... i just don't know how to get to them.. while i'm at it how did you do your clear/red's? i have a pair of the apc's that have a non-matching color paint... i was looking for translucent paint but i can't find any to make them match.. what'd you do? mine have a maroon coloring on the interior before the clear lense