Anyone have any pics of their rear cargo cover with speakers installed? Just trying to get some idea of how I want to cut it. Thanks!

 

I have some pictures that are not my car, I'll put them up on my server a little later. Check back in a few hours.

 

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Alright.

 

Personally, I would buy some of those 6x9 boxes they sell at Walmart, and put something like velcro on them, as I wouldn't want to mess up a fairly hard to find part.
Another option would be to make yourself a fiberglass cargo cover, and hack that up. The choice is yours though, good luck, and keep us updated on what you decide to do.




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Another option would be to make yourself a fiberglass cargo cover, and hack that up. </TD></TR></TABLE>

I agree with these statements

 

Whatever you do, put the quick release cables on the speakers. I know someone that has the speakers soldiered (spelling) to the cables and he has to totally take the speakers out to take the cover out of the hatch.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by h8tred &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote"> Personally, I would buy some of those 6x9 boxes they sell at Walmart, and put something like velcro on them, as I wouldn't want to mess up a fairly hard to find part.
Another option would be to make yourself a fiberglass cargo cover, and hack that up. The choice is yours though, good luck, and keep us updated on what you decide to do.




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Well, I don't know how to shape fiberglass, so that's right out.

I got the cargo cover to put speakers in it.. I have a pair of RF 6.5"s from my old car that I'd like to put in there. I plan to take some time to do it properly.

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I always quick release my speaker wiring.

 

i fit 6x9's in the rear stock location. I couldnt fit the stock speaker covers over them however. it doesnt look too bad and it was better than what i had before. (no rear speakers!)

 

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i'll trade you my rear cargo cover from my 1991 Civic Si hatch that has Kenwood 5.25" speakers in it for your un-cut cargo cover. let me know what you think.

 

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No thanks, I've got some rockford fosgate 6.5"s that sound pretty nice.

 

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No, he's talking about you trading him your UNCUT cargo cover for his one that is already cut.

And i agree with what was said. There is no reason to cut up the cargo cover and you're going to regret it in a few years when you go and try to find one. I've heard it way to many times.

 

i didn't make use of the rear cover when mounting the rear speakers actually.



while i was tuning/level matching those 3 amps using a Fluke Digital Scopemeter.







matching power delivery for the subs' left and right channels, no Clippings at 50Hz:

 

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Anyone ever try to make their own cargo cover? I've given up trying to find a cargo cover in the junkyard. Thinking about home depot plywood, and some oem looking carpet/cover.

 

old *** V12s kick *** I miss mine

 

I have OEM rear speaker pods and assembly with OEM honda speakers for sale...came out of a parts car Si.

 

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Anyone ever try to make their own cargo cover? I've given up trying to find a cargo cover in the junkyard. Thinking about home depot plywood, and some oem looking carpet/cover.</TD></TR></TABLE>

when i bought mine it had one made out of plywood and carpeted. i didnt like it so i threw em away. not to mention they were heavy as crap. he also did the same for the divider.

 

I have pioneers in the stock location with honda speaker grills, I dont really like to have hard pounding bass, here is some pics I also have the cargo cover.





yes its dirty,

 

I have those pods in black with speakers/covers for sale if anyone is interested.