stock dash speaker size?
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1042921
I replaced my in dash speakers last spring. The size in my 89 YJ was a 4x6 inches. The were a pain in the ass. At the time I was working at a dealership, It took me and a BMW tech the better part of 3 to 4 hours to replace them. They pop out from the back which is what makes it so difficult. So if you do it make sure to use a good set of speakers so it makes it worth the time. I used pioneers and they sound great. Hope this Helps. Evan[addsig]
I replaced my in dash speakers last spring. The size in my 89 YJ was a 4x6 inches. The were a pain in the ass. At the time I was working at a dealership, It took me and a BMW tech the better part of 3 to 4 hours to replace them. They pop out from the back which is what makes it so difficult. So if you do it make sure to use a good set of speakers so it makes it worth the time. I used pioneers and they sound great. Hope this Helps. Evan[addsig]
Tug-n-pull
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1042923
4" X 6" speaker are the size and like Jeeper89 said it is a real job to get the change made. Get yourself a stereo shop to put em in and pay the price for the install. Most of the stereo shops will install if you buy there pretty cheap. Good Luck Tug
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4" X 6" speaker are the size and like Jeeper89 said it is a real job to get the change made. Get yourself a stereo shop to put em in and pay the price for the install. Most of the stereo shops will install if you buy there pretty cheap. Good Luck Tug
1042927
If you do decide to do it yourself, make sure you undue the bolts holding on the metal speaker grill. These bolts are under the dash and go right across to the ashtray. You can pull out the grill about an inch or two making it a little easier to get your hand behind the speaker.[addsig]
If you do decide to do it yourself, make sure you undue the bolts holding on the metal speaker grill. These bolts are under the dash and go right across to the ashtray. You can pull out the grill about an inch or two making it a little easier to get your hand behind the speaker.[addsig]
1042943
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So you'd take it to the dealer!
One AMC brand 8 track player please....[addsig]
<TABLE BORDER=0 ALIGN=CENTER WIDTH=85%><TR><TD><font class="pn-sub">Quote:</font><HR></TD></TR><TR><TD><FONT class="pn-sub"><BLOCKQUOTE> why'd they have to make it such a pain in the ass to do? </BLOCKQUOTE></FONT></TD></TR><TR><TD><HR></TD></TR></TABLE>
So you'd take it to the dealer!
One AMC brand 8 track player please....[addsig]
1043044
you may have already put your speakers in, but I great add-on to any speaker set up are some tweeters. They are very small, can me mounted on the top of the dash. basically they just put out the very high range pitches and it gives you a surround-sound feel in your car. if you put your ear up close they don't sound like much but sittin back and listen to them and they make a big difference. They aren't complicated at all, just need a cross-over box that leads to the tweeters and 4x9's...just get an audio shop to put them in, biiiiiiiiiiiiig improvment[addsig]
you may have already put your speakers in, but I great add-on to any speaker set up are some tweeters. They are very small, can me mounted on the top of the dash. basically they just put out the very high range pitches and it gives you a surround-sound feel in your car. if you put your ear up close they don't sound like much but sittin back and listen to them and they make a big difference. They aren't complicated at all, just need a cross-over box that leads to the tweeters and 4x9's...just get an audio shop to put them in, biiiiiiiiiiiiig improvment[addsig]
1043057
i sawed out the metel strokes in a round form,if you do it in a good
way,you are able to put in 4inch round speaker.
mine are from jvc,100 watts and it works fine...
for the sake of whatever....if you have a cd-changer(box where you can put more then 5 cd's in at the same time)use a old metal army box to place it in.
nobody can steal it if you lock it and tighten it to the car,mine is on the wheelcover.
also,when you drive in mud and your top is open it will stay nice 'n dry....
ps.do you call this box a cd-changer?
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i sawed out the metel strokes in a round form,if you do it in a good
way,you are able to put in 4inch round speaker.
mine are from jvc,100 watts and it works fine...
for the sake of whatever....if you have a cd-changer(box where you can put more then 5 cd's in at the same time)use a old metal army box to place it in.
nobody can steal it if you lock it and tighten it to the car,mine is on the wheelcover.
also,when you drive in mud and your top is open it will stay nice 'n dry....
ps.do you call this box a cd-changer?
1043152
Dude! I don' t know what all of the fuss is about with the front speakers here. My friend said that the stereo shop had to take his whole dash off to put them in...thats so stupid I swear. I put mine in in about 30 mins. all you gotta do is just reach up from underneath and put em in there. The only thing is you might scratch your hands up some. And it also might depend on whether you have speakers in there now as well....my jeep had been stripped of all its speakers and stereo equipment by the former owner.[addsig]
Dude! I don' t know what all of the fuss is about with the front speakers here. My friend said that the stereo shop had to take his whole dash off to put them in...thats so stupid I swear. I put mine in in about 30 mins. all you gotta do is just reach up from underneath and put em in there. The only thing is you might scratch your hands up some. And it also might depend on whether you have speakers in there now as well....my jeep had been stripped of all its speakers and stereo equipment by the former owner.[addsig]
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