Bob Tom <tigers@bserv.com> wrote:
: At 07:36 PM 9/5/01 +0000, you wrote:
:>-- SNIP --
:>
:>: If all else fails. find yourself an extra set of door panels or dash to
:>: mount speakers into; that way you can always switch it back later.
:>
:> That's a good idea, too bad I already gave Bob his Challenger door
:>panels! ;-) Even those could be difficult/expensive to find though.
: You had your chance, Jon :-) Seriously, if the Challenger and Cuda
: door panels were interchangeable, you could have my originals.
Thanks, I'll keep that in mind; kinda hoping to keep my stock panels
though seeing how they are black and in good shape.
:>Here's a stupid question... Can I mount a speaker behind the panel, or
:>would it just be so muffled that it wouldn't be worthwhile? One thing
:>that I am fairly certain I could do is to mount a couple of speakers
:>under the dash, pointing down into the footwells. Would this be better than
:>nothing? Thanks! -Jon-
: Interesting, no top opening in the middle of the dash (where that
: infamous dash crack occurs)?
Hey, waitaminit! I DO have an opening there. I thought it was a vent!
I'll have to check that thing out when I get out of work! Any idea what
size speaker is supposed to go there? Assuming I only have one opening
there, what's the consensus on what I should put up there? The biggest
3-way that'll fit?
---Jon-
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