92-95 hatch rear speaker questions?
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Hello everybody, Ive got a 92 dx that I am wanting to install rear speakers in. I have got everything bought except the stuff for the rear speakers, the reason is I am unsure what I need. I know there are people who have done this, all I need I think are the brackets, I am going to custom fab the grills. Could somebody possibly take a look at this picture and explain to me what I need? Thank you!http://www.hondaautomotivepart...=null
If it helps at all, yes I did search, both honda-tech, and every other honda site I have, I havent found any good info anywhere as of yet.
Modified by PhoebeusFenix at 8:20 PM 1/16/2006
If it helps at all, yes I did search, both honda-tech, and every other honda site I have, I havent found any good info anywhere as of yet.
Modified by PhoebeusFenix at 8:20 PM 1/16/2006
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Seriously? I thought all si's came with them? Interesting. Well anyway, can somebody possibly help me out! I want to get this stuff ordered today so I can get things installed over the weekend.
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For my year, 6.5's in front and rear. Anyway, come on, does anybody know about what I need to get these mounted into the back stock location?
For my year, 6.5's in front and rear. Anyway, come on, does anybody know about what I need to get these mounted into the back stock location?
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Hmm, maybe i am mistaken, who knows. ANybody have any ideas what I need? I tried posting in the 92-00 forum and nobody helped me out, somebody must know here!~
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i could rig something up if i was there. whenever ppl have trouble mounting speakers i always figure a way but i dont know exactly what the hole looks like what ur talking about. i see that there is a mounting thing on the picture link u posted, is there any way u can mount ur speaker to that? When I had my Nissan Altima, i modded the speaker bracket to put my 6.5 components in it and it was only made for 5x7's.
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i wouldnt be too upset about it. speakers shouldnt be in the rear in the first place.
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</TD></TR></TABLE>i wouldnt be too upset about it. speakers shouldnt be in the rear in the first place.
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i wouldnt be too upset about it. speakers shouldnt be in the rear in the first place. </TD></TR></TABLE>
true, but its all up to personal taste. Right now i only have my amped alpine components running upfront and it sounds great but i like a little rear fill to have some sort of soundstage....but yes, most applications, most of the sound should be comming from the front.
i wouldnt be too upset about it. speakers shouldnt be in the rear in the first place. </TD></TR></TABLE>
true, but its all up to personal taste. Right now i only have my amped alpine components running upfront and it sounds great but i like a little rear fill to have some sort of soundstage....but yes, most applications, most of the sound should be comming from the front.
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Maybe ill take a closer look at the panels when I take them off, but from looking, it is just an empty space, I may rig something up or just buy that mounting bracket on there I guess.
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i'm meaning nothing behind the front seats.
i'm meaning nothing behind the front seats.
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Wouldnt the sound be really crappy if I just had the 2 front ones? It used to suck, but it also used to have some crappy speakers and crappy tweeters up front. I dont want anything to bump, just some good solid sound.
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Rig something up but make it sturdy. My civic has rear 6x9s and i had rear 6.5s from my last car. i didnt feel like spending $150 on new rear speakers so i just made a mounting bracket that was the outline of the stock 6x9s and then cut the hole for my 6.5s in that wooden mounting bracket....very functional and sounds good...even tho i dont have my rear speakers amped.
Rig something up but make it sturdy. My civic has rear 6x9s and i had rear 6.5s from my last car. i didnt feel like spending $150 on new rear speakers so i just made a mounting bracket that was the outline of the stock 6x9s and then cut the hole for my 6.5s in that wooden mounting bracket....very functional and sounds good...even tho i dont have my rear speakers amped.
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That may be a good option to. I dont know! Would it sound awful if I just had the 2 front speakers? It doesnt have to bump in the slightest(would prefer it didnt), this is my fun car, the 99 coupe is my car I cruise in, that is until my 92 hatch gets it's engine swapped this summer. So need a good opinion, speakers in the back, or not?
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i wouldnt be too upset about it. speakers shouldnt be in the rear in the first place. </TD></TR></TABLE>
I'm not , and I was actually happy I wasn't gonna have useless holes back there.
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Don't worry about it. Are you trying to make it so the people in the backseat can hear too? Just get more power up front!
i wouldnt be too upset about it. speakers shouldnt be in the rear in the first place. </TD></TR></TABLE>
I'm not , and I was actually happy I wasn't gonna have useless holes back there.
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Don't worry about it. Are you trying to make it so the people in the backseat can hear too? Just get more power up front!
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No, actually I never drive with more than one other person in the car, so this wont be a problem. Also, since this is going to be my "fun" car, I just need some sound, nothing major, and heck not putting speakers back there will save a lot of weight.
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Haha, yea, ok good point. But at least it would be a lot less hassle, and save me some money. Need some more opinions! I thin kit will sound a lot better than it used to. It used to ahve some really crappy speakers and headunit, i have a better headunit and good speakers for the front and bought some for the rear, would it sound bad if I had none in the back?
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I have no rear speakers and probably never will. I prefer simplicity and i'd rather spend all my budget on front speakers than have to split it between front and back.
I have no rear speakers and probably never will. I prefer simplicity and i'd rather spend all my budget on front speakers than have to split it between front and back.
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Yea, your probably right, it will be a lot less hassle and a lot less on my wallet if I return these rears I have and not have to worry about buying brackets and all. By the way, the stuff I have is sony xplod speakers for the front and sony xplod head unit. These arent too bad in terms of quality, right? I have heard they are ok.


