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Need help with focal speakers mounting depth
Unfortunately the 6.5 coaxials that i bought for my Blazer's rear doors dont fit because the door is too shallow. Does anyone know the mounting depth of the 165ca's and the 130ca's?
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Did you check their website?
You may be able to get those to fit...you can take a piece of wood, and cut it to fit in the door, which will give you extra room for the depth...
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Originally posted by snova031 Did you check their website?
You may be able to get those to fit...you can take a piece of wood, and cut it to fit in the door, which will give you extra room for the depth... Website says nothing, there is no way to make them fit, I would either cut into the door which will compromise its safety or mount it higher but then it would protrude out of the door panel and look ghetto.
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The 165 ca has a depth of 66.2 cm or 2.6" , the 130ca has a depth of 57.2 cm or 2.25"
Basis
http://www.focal-america.com/catalog...dfs/r165CA.pdf
http://www.focal-america.com/catalog...dfs/r130CA.pdf
You will need a spacer for the 6 1/2", i used 3/4" spacer made out of mdo
to fit in my subaru doors. How much space do you have in your doors by the way?
Measure them and offset it with a spacer to fit the speakers. You should also
check if it will hit the door panel when you replace it back. Good luck.
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Originally posted by outbacksport The 165 ca has a depth of 66.2 cm or 2.6" , the 130ca has a depth of 57.2 cm or 2.25"
Basis
http://www.focal-america.com/catalog...dfs/r165CA.pdf
http://www.focal-america.com/catalog...dfs/r130CA.pdf
You will need a spacer for the 6 1/2", i used 3/4" spacer made out of mdo
to fit in my subaru doors. How much space do you have in your doors by the way?
Measure them and offset it with a spacer to fit the speakers. You should also
check if it will hit the door panel when you replace it back. Good luck. Thanks for finding that for me. I might just get the 130's and get an adaptor to fit it to a 6.5" opening.
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Any time, enjoy your focal speakers they sound really good for front soundstage
plus a good sub your set.
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dont cut the doors, that is the last thing i would want to do. if you are mechanically inclined, fabricate an aluminum spacer however thick you need it to be. then if you want to get really technical, make the spacer a wedge so that you can get the sound pointed in the right direction
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