wenn_du_weinst
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What kind of car is this???mdf can work, you just need to seal it and be careful what you do to it. i used t-nuts for the speaker for this set of rings and countersunk 3 holes for bolts to hold it to the door.
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a couple layers of resin to seal it (this is after the first one only)
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mounted to the door
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it was in for all of about 2 days, just something very temp to get them playing.cardboard+duct tape means mids canceling out //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/wink.gif.608e3ea05f1a9f98611af0861652f8fb.gif
I'm aware of that, I didn't have anything else to attach them with but the factory screws which are close to 1/4" long. I am so used to working with actual wood that I forgot how prone MDF is to splittingYeah OP i think that is pretty much your fault for pre drilling the screws so far in. I dont think it would have done that if you didnt sink them in so far
I thought so...I got the same door panel. Lol.I may need to hit you up on some pointers. Those plastic baffles blow.that was in an 05 neon but i traded it in last month.
naaa. i give credit where credit is due, and a neon is a great little car for what it is - small, great gas mileage, easy and cheap to fix. i had 3 of them in a row for work cars (95,98,2005) and logged over 400k miles on them combined.Smartest man on the forum
Did this and it still split, but now I have some cabinet ply in there with 0 issuesPre-drill your MDF and metal with a smaller bit first, then slightly countersink and you shouldn't have the problem.
Regardless, for doors I usually use some type of cheap ply as doors sometimes get moisture and I don't like moldy MDF.
Does it mean my ford inline 6 is a better engine if it has more miles on it than all your neons combined?naaa. i give credit where credit is due, and a neon is a great little car for what it is - small, great gas mileage, easy and cheap to fix. i had 3 of them in a row for work cars (95,98,2005) and logged over 400k miles on them combined.