- Mon Jul 21, 2008 12:11 pm
#62775
hey guys i need help installing 6x9s in the back seat side panels. i think my civic has 6 inch speakers already but i dont know if the 6x9s will fit in the same spot. need help
- Mon Jul 21, 2008 1:30 pm
#62777
If you don't have any gathers rear setup brackets you're going to have to fab up something yourself to get them to fit. It can be done. I would recommend using some 3/4" MDF. Cut something out that will mount to the car and then attach the speaker to that within the side panel.
- Mon Jul 21, 2008 8:02 pm
#62848
the originals are suppose to be like 5 1/4 something like that. 6x9's wont fit there unless you cut the plastic cover
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- Tue Jul 22, 2008 1:08 am
#62886
Why would you want 6x9's? 6.5's sound better and wont be quite so difficult to install.
You could make some custom brackets but the best thing to do would be to have some fiberglass enclosures made up. You want the rear of the speaker completely isolated from the air space in front of it. Otherwise a great speaker just sounds like junk.
I prefer no rear speakers at all. Front components and a sub sound best. Rear speakers only mess up the time alignment and throw off the staging. You can reduce this effect by cutting the leads to the coax tweeters on the rear speakers.
You could make some custom brackets but the best thing to do would be to have some fiberglass enclosures made up. You want the rear of the speaker completely isolated from the air space in front of it. Otherwise a great speaker just sounds like junk.
I prefer no rear speakers at all. Front components and a sub sound best. Rear speakers only mess up the time alignment and throw off the staging. You can reduce this effect by cutting the leads to the coax tweeters on the rear speakers.
- Wed Jul 23, 2008 1:33 pm
#63070
The trunk cover i have has 6x9's cut into it. It looks sick and they sound great. I just had to extend the rear speaker wires to get them to work.
- Wed Jul 23, 2008 11:49 pm
#63138
stick with the stock sizes in the stock locations and just get a sub for the back.
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- Thu Jul 24, 2008 1:16 am
#63150
Greasedmonkey wrote:stick with the stock sizes in the stock locations and just get a sub for the back.

- Mon Jul 28, 2008 11:28 pm
#63686
Thats what Im screamin. No point in throwing something in there that isnt gonna fit
Greasedmonkey wrote:stick with the stock sizes in the stock locations and just get a sub for the back.
Thats what Im screamin. No point in throwing something in there that isnt gonna fit
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- Tue Jul 29, 2008 3:53 am
#63725
yeah i'm with you guys... I bought my CX with 6x9's cut into the trunk cover. I wish it wasn't there and i had no choice but to make the best out of it. Sounds great though.
BADD EGG wrote:Greasedmonkey wrote:stick with the stock sizes in the stock locations and just get a sub for the back.
Thats what Im screamin. No point in throwing something in there that isnt gonna fit
yeah i'm with you guys... I bought my CX with 6x9's cut into the trunk cover. I wish it wasn't there and i had no choice but to make the best out of it. Sounds great though.
- Tue Aug 12, 2008 8:00 am
#65516
I'm with suspended hatch, get a good component set for your doors, and a subwoofer in the trunk... This will give you the best sound, and you don't have to do many modifications!
Maybe you have to fabricate an adaptor ring out of mdf for the speakers in the doors, and you have to find a spot for your tweeters but that's it!
Good luck!
Maybe you have to fabricate an adaptor ring out of mdf for the speakers in the doors, and you have to find a spot for your tweeters but that's it!
Good luck!

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