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When I upgraded my Bugeye's front door speakers, I fitted Infinity 605CS components which are 6.5", I made some adaptors from MDF so the magnets didn't touch the window's, made a BIG difference and was pretty easy to fit and make the collars
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Just fitted the US front adaptors, coupled with JBL GT5-6508c 16.5cm 6.5" 210w components, however I'm really not happy with the quality of the sound....
Beginning to think something isn't wired correctly......
Perhaps its the standard head unit?
Beginning to think something isn't wired correctly......
Perhaps its the standard head unit?
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I fitted Infinty 65.9cs at the fron with uprated Tweeters.
Rears also done with Infinity 42.91 wich I think had a spacer , I fitted these 2 years ago so unsure how the rears fitted.
I think they came with a spacer ring of sorts which I used.
Rears also done with Infinity 42.91 wich I think had a spacer , I fitted these 2 years ago so unsure how the rears fitted.
I think they came with a spacer ring of sorts which I used.
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Anyway, they have gaps all round them also so dont hold bass as well as an MDF spacer. I purchased some 18mm MDF from B&Q, used th ecrap from the states as a template, made a few adjustments around the curvature of the doors to get the mdf spacer flush; then used plenty of sound dampening material and the difference even with the crappy standard head unit is massive.
My advice, buy some MDF and get making your own spacers....only took a few hours....
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i fitted hertz speakers, which are deep, approx 70mm, and they fitted fine, with no clearnace issues.
worth taking another look, certain speakers just wont fit tho, i think 70mm depth is your max
worth taking another look, certain speakers just wont fit tho, i think 70mm depth is your max
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