Speaker adapters
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Speaker adapters
Has any one else come up with this problem?
im trying to mount my new 13cm speakers in the front doors of my mk3.5 but the screws that came with the adapters wont allow the adapters to sit close enough to the doors to screw them into place?
would pop rivets do the job or do i need glue etc?
im trying to mount my new 13cm speakers in the front doors of my mk3.5 but the screws that came with the adapters wont allow the adapters to sit close enough to the doors to screw them into place?
would pop rivets do the job or do i need glue etc?
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i think it is its from halfords
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Do you already have 5 1/4" speakers to go in?
The reason i ask this is it would be a good idea to replace your standards with bigger speakers.6" speakers fit in nicely with a little bit of work:wink:
The reason i ask this is it would be a good idea to replace your standards with bigger speakers.6" speakers fit in nicely with a little bit of work:wink:
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yeah i do a nice set of kenwoods
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Shame that. I fitted a set of 6" Kicker KS Components in mine and i was well impressed with how good it sounded after.It's a bit of work but worth every minute.
Back to the screw problem i reakon its a case of use longer screws on the adapter plate.
When i bought my Si it had 5 1/4" rockford's in the doors which were fitted using plates and the adapter plates were nutted and bolted in with cut down bolts of some description
CUSTOM Thats what its called 
Back to the screw problem i reakon its a case of use longer screws on the adapter plate.
When i bought my Si it had 5 1/4" rockford's in the doors which were fitted using plates and the adapter plates were nutted and bolted in with cut down bolts of some description
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in the morning im goin to try riveting the speakers to the adapters
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job done sounds top now
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