homemade speaker brackets for yor 92-95 hb
im sure this has been done before i just thought some of you guys might appreciate the pics of this very inexpensive buy worthy upgrade
after about 20 min with a die grinder


bolted it up

lines up pretty good id say

ofcouse you will need the panels but....it might be cheaper to just buy them and make the brackets
after about 20 min with a die grinder


bolted it up

lines up pretty good id say

ofcouse you will need the panels but....it might be cheaper to just buy them and make the brackets
Very cool man. I know plenty of people could use this. If you could make a template for people that'd be great too! Hell even dimensions would help out big time.
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my thoguths exactly...
aalso, did ou have a speaker bracket to copy from or something? cause that's almost the exact shape.
my thoguths exactly...
aalso, did ou have a speaker bracket to copy from or something? cause that's almost the exact shape.
Hmm looks good. Some one broke in to my house and took mine.. so now i dont even have the brackets for the plate.
Modified by Ape at 12:02 AM 4/11/2004
Modified by Ape at 12:02 AM 4/11/2004
haha who ever had my HB befor me put 6x9's back there and they just bolted them to the plastic, and suprisengly they are in there good as ****
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I did that with my first hatch. What are the brackets made out of?? Just to let anybody know i have the whole rear setup for the speakers for sale.
I did that with my first hatch. What are the brackets made out of?? Just to let anybody know i have the whole rear setup for the speakers for sale.
6x9's fit almost perfectly without any kind of bracket, to those who asked. You can literally just bolt/machine screw them into the stock locations and then ziptie the rears and they never bang or shift. I've done it a couple times now
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Archidictus »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">6x9's fit almost perfectly without any kind of bracket, to those who asked. You can literally just bolt/machine screw them into the stock locations and then ziptie the rears and they never bang or shift. I've done it a couple times now
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I guess I'll stop wondering about this and actually do it, since my 6x9's don't sound all that great just sitting on a shelf.
.</TD></TR></TABLE>I guess I'll stop wondering about this and actually do it, since my 6x9's don't sound all that great just sitting on a shelf.
thanks everyone!...i thought i would get flamed for it
the speaker size is 5 1/4......6x9 wouldnt filter through all of their sound because they would be blocked by the panel where its not cut for the speaker sound to come through....but im sure they would still sound better than 5 1/4
the speaker size is 5 1/4......6x9 wouldnt filter through all of their sound because they would be blocked by the panel where its not cut for the speaker sound to come through....but im sure they would still sound better than 5 1/4
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by boredracer408 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">but doesn't the oem speaker setup also have a speaker seal? Is this needed?</TD></TR></TABLE>
there not moving at all......there very sturdy
there not moving at all......there very sturdy
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Archidictus »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">6x9's fit almost perfectly without any kind of bracket, to those who asked. You can literally just bolt/machine screw them into the stock locations and then ziptie the rears and they never bang or shift. I've done it a couple times now
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can you post pics? I can't picture this in my head.
.</TD></TR></TABLE>can you post pics? I can't picture this in my head.
i actually had them zip tied in while i was making the brackets and it worked but i didn't wanna run like that for long...it wasnt the sturdiest




