[1noobie]

Does anybody know if you can fit 6x9's in the rear doors of a double cab?
I have a 2001. If not is there any other options for 6x9's? I have a brand new pair sitting in my garage collecting dust.

Thanks, Jesse

 

[EVOM1]

I don't think so with out modification?

 

[1noobie]

I don't think so with out modification?

Well thats what I was wondering, is there any write-ups on that mod? I dont think they fit stock, but I think I have seen a write-up on it before just dont remember where...

 

[NisAznMonk]

Well thats what I was wondering, is there any write-ups on that mod? I dont think they fit stock, but I think I have seen a write-up on it before just dont remember where...

Why would you want to go through the hassle? If I remember correctly, my rear doors had 5x7s in them. 6x9s don't sound any better, they are there for fitment reasons. Sell them and get you the correct size.

On other hand, if you REALLY want to do the mod, just trim out the sheet metal to the correct size. I would just take black marker and use that as an outline on the sheetmetal before cutting it. Hopefully the 6x9 won't be too deep, or you'll end up going through more headaches than its worth.

Good luck.

 

[1noobie]

Why would you want to go through the hassle? If I remember correctly, my rear doors had 5x7s in them. 6x9s don't sound any better, they are there for fitment reasons. Sell them and get you the correct size.

On other hand, if you REALLY want to do the mod, just trim out the sheet metal to the correct size. I would just take black marker and use that as an outline on the sheetmetal before cutting it. Hopefully the 6x9 won't be too deep, or you'll end up going through more headaches than its worth.

Good luck.

Thanks bro. The 6x9's I have are 3 way and their pretty nice but I dont think I would get much for them so it would just be a loss for me and I cant afford new ones right now.

 

[drabnor]

just make sure they are not too deep. then start cutting

 

[1noobie]

Right. Where you been bro? Shoot me a e-mail... [email protected]nt.com

 

[1noobie]

Woah, look at your member #!

 

[drabnor]

Woah, look at your member #!

hehehehe :xdevil: :xrocker:

 

[1noobie]

Does anybody know if you can fit 6x9's in the rear doors of a double cab?
I have a 2001. If not is there any other options for 6x9's? I have a brand new pair sitting in my garage collecting dust.

Thanks, Jesse

BUMP for a write up on this...

 

[drabnor]

BUMP for a write up on this...

do you need a write up to wipe your ass too?

haha





j/k

 

[1noobie]

do you need a write up to wipe your ass too?

haha





j/k

Damn you!! :stfu:
I need a write up on this, I know I have seen it before.
I think if I just find a spacer big enough or custom make one then it will work.

 

[drabnor]

custom make one then it will work.

ding ding ding, we have a winner :bitchslap

 

[1noobie]

ding ding ding, we have a winner :bitchslap

Bitch...Message too short WTF?

 

[drabnor]

Bitch...Message too short WTF?

haha you have to have like 10 characters

supposedly it increases the content of the posts but i think its :bs:

step 1:go take your doors apart, measure the depth of your 6x9, roll the window down, then measure the depth that is available. if it fits, great, move on to step 2. if not, you are hosed.

step 2: trace outline of 6x9 on a peice of particleboard/plywood, cut it out. cut out, inside of the peice you have now untill you can fit the speaker in it.

step 3: cut out any sheetmetal that is in the way of the speaker

step 4: bolt the mother up and connect the wires

presto, custom made spacers for 6x9s in a doublecab :clap:

 

[1noobie]

Are you done yet??

 

[1noobie]

haha you have to have like 10 characters

supposedly it increases the content of the posts but i think its :bs:

step 1:go take your doors apart, measure the depth of your 6x9, roll the window down, then measure the depth that is available. if it fits, great, move on to step 2. if not, you are hosed.

step 2: trace outline of 6x9 on a peice of particleboard/plywood, cut it out. cut out, inside of the peice you have now untill you can fit the speaker in it.

step 3: cut out any sheetmetal that is in the way of the speaker

step 4: bolt the mother up and connect the wires

presto, custom made spacers for 6x9s in a doublecab :clap:

Alright tried it and it looked nice but I didn't want to cut up my panel so I just left it alone.
I think I'll build a box that goes in the center behind the center console with cupholders...Maybe. I think I'm just bored and dont have any money LOL.