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11 April 2005, 10:00 AM
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you'll need spacers.
You can either make your own MDF ones or there is somewhere that sells them for about £8 (forgot link sorry!). Personally I'm getting a fitting kit from Halfords for £13...
You can either make your own MDF ones or there is somewhere that sells them for about £8 (forgot link sorry!). Personally I'm getting a fitting kit from Halfords for £13...
11 April 2005, 12:17 PM
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Originally Posted by messiah
you'll need spacers.
You can either make your own MDF ones or there is somewhere that sells them for about £8 (forgot link sorry!). Personally I'm getting a fitting kit from Halfords for £13...
You can either make your own MDF ones or there is somewhere that sells them for about £8 (forgot link sorry!). Personally I'm getting a fitting kit from Halfords for £13...
many thanks
11 April 2005, 01:48 PM
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Agreed. The plastic Corsa spacers are nasty; I bought some and threw them away.
My 6000cs speakers fitted very nicely into the original mounts (which are much heavier and of higher quality than the Corsa ones). Unless you have a depth issue I would imagine that the 6502s would be ok in them too.
If not definitely use MDF.
My 6000cs speakers fitted very nicely into the original mounts (which are much heavier and of higher quality than the Corsa ones). Unless you have a depth issue I would imagine that the 6502s would be ok in them too.
If not definitely use MDF.
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