finally managed to get something to go right with my motor last night. Fitted some 6X9's in the rear shelf. Intailed removing originals including the metal plate which left a fair sized hole. Then redrilled the holes for the new 6x9's. This is tricky as you sort of have to get in the boot........:)

The sound is a million times better. Yet to setup my stereo correctly but there is so much more sound there is wicked.

Slightly happier with the whole scooby thing now........

cool.

I did the same thing, I put JBL 6x9 in the back, have components in the front and 2 kenwood amps - so I'm happy too - except my changer has now died.....

enjoy.

Mikey

Did the same this spring with some cheaper Kenwood 6x9s. They work nicely with the components in the front. :)

Was much easier to install when I got Dad to hold everything in place while I drilled the holes. It's definitely a 4 arm job!