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Old 17 December 2011, 08:48 PM
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I've got some alpine type r 6.5" components that i had in my old car i would like to fit these to my 98 wagon will they fit as i can seem to find adaptors for them
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Old 17 December 2011, 09:00 PM
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u can get 6.5 adaptors from the states
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Originally Posted by camcap
I've got some alpine type r 6.5" components that i had in my old car i would like to fit these to my 98 wagon will they fit as i can seem to find adaptors for them
http://www.car-speaker-adapters.com/items.php?id=SAK026
ive used these in my wagon
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Old 17 December 2011, 10:02 PM
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is the states the only place you can get them have i read somewhere you can use corsa ones ??
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Supposedly Corsa C ones fit, but iirc you may still have to drill.

But why take the lazy way out? Make some yourself out of mdf, then you can be sure they fit
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Originally Posted by alcazar
Supposedly Corsa C ones fit, but iirc you may still have to drill.

But why take the lazy way out? Make some yourself out of mdf, then you can be sure they fit
How think does the mdf have to be pal ?
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Usually 19mm I think
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Originally Posted by camcap
How think does the mdf have to be pal ?
As deep as you need to ensure that the magnets clear the window when it comes down - I have some lightweight alpine components that aren't very deep and used 12mm MDF
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