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<blockquote data-quote="stylez777" data-source="post: 4899980" data-attributes="member: 575311"><p>Little update.</p><p></p><p>I took the styrofoam out of the door panels and they fit on alot better now. I didn't get a chance to put any deadner on the inside of the panels cause i ran into another problem! I knew the speakers I got where going to be too big and it's cause me to do alot of customizing to the door pannels now. I started to dremel out the hole already there fromt eh stock speaker but now it's going to be huge and take out a big chunk (i hade to build out 1 inch form the door so it woudl fit.) Only problem i'm seeing is the final result may not look too neat but guess this is the sacrafice I have to make for having good sound. I'm just hoping after all this work and effort i'm putting in that they sound good (or better then my old alpine coax ones) but something is telling me i mgiht be disappointed seeing as the effort has been taxing. It's wait and see at this point.....GULP....</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="stylez777, post: 4899980, member: 575311"] Little update. I took the styrofoam out of the door panels and they fit on alot better now. I didn't get a chance to put any deadner on the inside of the panels cause i ran into another problem! I knew the speakers I got where going to be too big and it's cause me to do alot of customizing to the door pannels now. I started to dremel out the hole already there fromt eh stock speaker but now it's going to be huge and take out a big chunk (i hade to build out 1 inch form the door so it woudl fit.) Only problem i'm seeing is the final result may not look too neat but guess this is the sacrafice I have to make for having good sound. I'm just hoping after all this work and effort i'm putting in that they sound good (or better then my old alpine coax ones) but something is telling me i mgiht be disappointed seeing as the effort has been taxing. It's wait and see at this point.....GULP.... [/QUOTE]
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