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<blockquote data-quote="pilyin" data-source="post: 4356390" data-attributes="member: 550430">I have a 2003.&nbsp; The front&#039;s have literally no room to play with.&nbsp; I put 6.5 infinity kappas into mine, but I had to make an angled spacer and even then I barely got the panels back on.&nbsp; Along with the spacer, I had to remove the raised part on the back of the door panel that went around the stock speakers, but I got them on and you can&#039;t tell there&#039;s after market stuff in there.&nbsp; It wasn&#039;t easy though. There&#039;s less than 1/4&quot; between the speaker and the window when my window is rolled down.For the rear speakers I dropped a 1/4&quot; MDF spacer down into the door (through the window slot) and mounted my 3.5 speakers to that.&nbsp; I then mounted the spacer to the INSIDE of the door.&nbsp; Once again had just enough clearance between the magnet and window.&nbsp; Door panel fit without a problem like that.&nbsp; Mounted to the outside of the door, the door panel wouldn&#039;t go back on.I have some pictures at home of what I did at home.&nbsp; It takes more time than normal and some creativity to get stuff into that car.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="pilyin, post: 4356390, member: 550430"] I have a 2003. The front's have literally no room to play with. I put 6.5 infinity kappas into mine, but I had to make an angled spacer and even then I barely got the panels back on. Along with the spacer, I had to remove the raised part on the back of the door panel that went around the stock speakers, but I got them on and you can't tell there's after market stuff in there. It wasn't easy though. There's less than 1/4" between the speaker and the window when my window is rolled down. For the rear speakers I dropped a 1/4" MDF spacer down into the door (through the window slot) and mounted my 3.5 speakers to that. I then mounted the spacer to the INSIDE of the door. Once again had just enough clearance between the magnet and window. Door panel fit without a problem like that. Mounted to the outside of the door, the door panel wouldn't go back on. I have some pictures at home of what I did at home. It takes more time than normal and some creativity to get stuff into that car. [/QUOTE]

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