I want to install my rear speakers in to my ek 96, but i do not want to rip and damage somethin on the shelf. Is there a sticky for this or a thread that show how to do it?

 

search?

 

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i think you can do better than that.

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if you're installing speakers on the rear deck, just place the speaker mounting bracket where you want, then grab a razor blade and cut the hole out for the speaker. it's really not that difficult, and don't worry about ripping or damaging anything. it's also probably easier just to remove the rear shelf before the cutting.

 

I did a search and this seems freakin hard and complicated to do rear speakers i think alot of husle for this. this is the sites that shows it http://lonewolf-online.net/doa...ear69, but I can;t believe that there is a an easier way to do it

 

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didn't know it was that complicated. but if you follow the instructions on that site, it should be cake.

 

It is pretty complicated but if you're just doing a one-time upgrade then why not do it?

 

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Complicated, but not that hard. The hardest part is manuvering the shelf out. The OP shouldn't have any trouble as long as they follow the instructions.

-Shane

 

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Complicated, but not that hard. The hardest part is manuvering the shelf out. The OP shouldn't have any trouble as long as they follow the instructions.

-Shane</TD></TR></TABLE>

Agreed, it is probably more time consuming than hard.

 

I probably try to do it this weekend step by step.

 

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Indeed, I had the hardest trouble getting the shelf back on so hard, there is no room to move, or adjust..

I just ended up calling my dad for some assistance

 

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that's the spirit

 

what about dynamat is there a whole think for the self or jsut for each speaker cause i have the front ones dynamat but i do not know if i want to use them or will it be good for the rear cause if i do the speakers then i want to do the dynamat too.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Djole_V &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">what about dynamat is there a whole think for the self or jsut for each speaker cause i have the front ones dynamat but i do not know if i want to use them or will it be good for the rear cause if i do the speakers then i want to do the dynamat too.</TD></TR></TABLE>

I thought you usually dynamatted the actual body parts of the car ( i.e. the metal part), not just around the speaker. Isn't this the whole purpose?

-Shane

 

I know you can dynamat the whole body , but its good for seakers too. So im wonderin if i could use the one that i have for the front or i have to buy a whole piece for the back too cover so itll sound better.


Modified by Djole_V at 10:35 AM 10/7/2006