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so i decided to change my stock speakers. i currently am running a mono Alpine amp, kicker sub, and now Infinity Reference Components.
I had to custom make the mounts for the front speakers and tweeters.
and waiting on my dynomat to start the rear . Here are some pics of the mounts and how i mounted the tweeters

lookin good mike. keep us posted

Nice speakers man....They sound pretty decent.

I wouldnt have mounted the tweets to that panel though...I would've mounted them from the back so you cant see em.

Dynamat is definitely key too....you gonna do the doors too?

i might, what i noticed while having the panels off. is water drains through our doors and drips out the bottom holes. pretty wired. the reason why i mounted them there is because the bracket would have been difficult to make and cut , didn't want to lose any fingers

i would definately recommend dynamating the doors, especially sealing up the huge hole once you take the door panel off. Once I sealed mine, everything sounded different.

and x2 on mounting tweets differently, remove the oem tweets.
then bend some backstrap so the tweet can be mounted and get new tweet panels somewhere. makes things much cleaner

Your frame layout for the reardeck speakers are actually the route I'm going to take. Of course you just made it look easier (I drink alot, shaky hands! !) By the way, any particular type of wood used for those rear deck adapters?

i used particle board, paid $7 its a big piece. i didn't used MDF . Also added high pass filters on all the speakers the Stock head unit was pushing to much bass through the Comps
Heres the tweeters


Rear deck mount , with high pass filters

Also add Hot glue to act as a cushion for the wood to metal frame, reduces rattle

now waiting on Dynomat for the trunk

Hey, NICE photo story!


Looks good...


-crisp

do fish get thirsty? take the test now..good job ruski HAHA anyways pics look good.

^^ haha thats from Imageshack