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<blockquote data-quote="Mitchell Fosgate III" data-source="post: 8898897" data-attributes="member: 691623">Why don&#039;t you measure it, stock speakers?&nbsp; What&#039;s the ohms to it.&nbsp; And watts.&nbsp; There&#039;s a bar there?&nbsp; How&#039;d you manage getting a bar in the way?&nbsp; If it&#039;s in the way, then cut it.&nbsp; Is this a two way speaker?&nbsp; Mid ranges.&nbsp; Tweeter and midrange speaker.&nbsp;&nbsp; If it is, then cut the iron bar there.&nbsp; Are the speakers secured to a metal chassis?&nbsp; Can you reach the screws?&nbsp; Then cut the iron to take out the stock speakers.

Are you serious?&nbsp; This project is easy.&nbsp; What is the problem?

lionesown: So you&#039;re doing it for a roofing company.&nbsp; Very good.&nbsp; The crossovers are inline.&nbsp; Make a opening next to the speakers.&nbsp; If you need a wider area, then cut more out of it.&nbsp; Then measure it to a spacing adjust speaker adapter.&nbsp; So you&#039;ll need a bit of engineering here.&nbsp; If you think you can handle it.&nbsp; Good luck to you.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mitchell Fosgate III, post: 8898897, member: 691623"] [JUSTIFY]Why don't you measure it, stock speakers? What's the ohms to it. And watts. There's a bar there? How'd you manage getting a bar in the way? If it's in the way, then cut it. Is this a two way speaker? Mid ranges. Tweeter and midrange speaker. If it is, then cut the iron bar there. Are the speakers secured to a metal chassis? Can you reach the screws? Then cut the iron to take out the stock speakers. Are you serious? This project is easy. What is the problem? [U][/U] [B][U]lionesown: [/U][/B]So you're doing it for a roofing company. Very good. The crossovers are inline. Make a opening next to the speakers. If you need a wider area, then cut more out of it. Then measure it to a spacing adjust speaker adapter. So you'll need a bit of engineering here. If you think you can handle it. Good luck to you.[/JUSTIFY] [/QUOTE]

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