New 6.5 in the way of window rollers....damn

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New 6.5 in the way of window rollers....damn

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yeah i was all happy about my new 6.5s until i tried to roll up the windows...d'oh! the rollers hit the speakers frame. :oops: i have an 02 Lanos. i have come up with a solution: Cut a section out of the handles so that they are shorter. then somehow reconnet them, but how?
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hmm... is not easy to get a short handdle? I don't think any glue will resist.

Do you use the same lanos speakers grills or put another (the one who came with the speakers.)
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I cut a hole in the door panel and screwed the speakers onto the panel. They dont have grilles on them. I dont know where to get a shorter handle?
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on the door panel? ow boy i did that once it sucks you loose alot of basspower from the speakers then cuase the plastic vibrates.

Personaly if i was you i would get some other door panels and fit the speakers on the door itself (make some wood ofsets for em though) then you speakers will sound 10x better

yust my 2 cents... if you still wanna have em on plastic not sure how you could fix that :cry: ... maybe make the iron rod a bit longer so the handle sticks out further?
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or better yet, just get power windows :)
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ja ja ja ..... :lol:
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well these are strictly for highs anyway. i have a rockford 12 in a bandpass box that provides great bass, so. yeah i just need a dremel (rotary) cutter then i would make some wood brackets...i was in a big rush to get the speakers in..
actually i was quoted power windows for like $200 or 250 something like that from my local stereo shop.
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darkspeed415 wrote:well these are strictly for highs anyway. i have a rockford 12 in a bandpass box that provides great bass, so. yeah i just need a dremel (rotary) cutter then i would make some wood brackets...i was in a big rush to get the speakers in..
actually i was quoted power windows for like $200 or 250 something like that from my local stereo shop.
Thats a good price if it includes labor. I get these kits wholesale and they cost me around $100 for a 2 door kit (not counting the frieght cost) plus there is a good deal of work to get these in and working in a reliable manner.
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i dunno i think i can deal with having to put some effort into rolling up my windows...doesnt bother me too much.
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