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<blockquote data-quote="g8rforester" data-source="post: 1313051" data-attributes="member: 563084">I&#039;m in west Orlando, near Metro West.The problem is that the space I have to work with in my front doors is less than optimal.&nbsp; I&#039;ve got a &#039;02 Mazda Protege, so I&#039;ve got 6x8 holes in the front, and a VERY shallow inner door panel.&nbsp; So, in order to make the speakers not hit my door panels, they&#039;d have to be mounted to the sheetmetal, which is too small for the baskest on the CDTs.&nbsp; I&#039;d need to enlarge the hole by at least .5&quot; in diameter on the short axis (which I&#039;d rater not do), or mount the drivers about 3/4&quot; off the door panel on a spacer, which would cause it to hit the plastic panel (which I&#039;d rather not cut either).I really appreciate the offer of help, and I&#039;d be glad to stop by to let you take a look.However, unless we can figure out something that doesn&#039;t require extensive cutting of my car, I&#039;m going to find some comps that just drop in.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="g8rforester, post: 1313051, member: 563084"] I'm in west Orlando, near Metro West. The problem is that the space I have to work with in my front doors is less than optimal. I've got a '02 Mazda Protege, so I've got 6x8 holes in the front, and a VERY shallow inner door panel. So, in order to make the speakers not hit my door panels, they'd have to be mounted to the sheetmetal, which is too small for the baskest on the CDTs. I'd need to enlarge the hole by at least .5" in diameter on the short axis (which I'd rater not do), or mount the drivers about 3/4" off the door panel on a spacer, which would cause it to hit the plastic panel (which I'd rather not cut either). I really appreciate the offer of help, and I'd be glad to stop by to let you take a look. However, unless we can figure out something that doesn't require extensive cutting of my car, I'm going to find some comps that just drop in. [/QUOTE]

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