[bigray24]

Hey guys,
I was just wondering what some of you do for spacers for your aftermarket speakers. Did you buy them somewhere or make them yourselves? if so what did you use? i tried to make my own, but I feel like theyre going to fall apart pretty soon.
Any help is great!

 

[06scoobyrex]

From what I remember when I put mine in... The back ddnt need spacers and the fronts did... I took a hammer to the oem speakers and cut it just enough so the new speaker would fit in its place and taped it in there really well to #liminate viborations...

 

[teflon_jones]

In my old STi I had plastic spacers that came with the speakers. Most people use particle board and just cut them out themselves.

 

[EJ257]

Kartboy / IA Performance

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[SamXp]

I generally make my own using a Jasper Circle Jig on a router and a 3/4" sheet of MDF, but they absorb water so this time I went with prefab. These were only $20:
PVC Speaker Adapters - CNC Machined - In Stock or Custom Made

 

[EJ257]

I generally make my own using a Jasper Circle Jig on a router and a 3/4" sheet of MDF, but they absorb water

I Plasti-Dip'd mine.

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[SamXp]

I Plasti-Dip'd mine.

I've used Fiberglass resin with good success but I'm out and also lazy =D

 

[bigray24]

Thanks guys this was really helpful. I had another question about some sound dampening material to cover the door with. Is it worth buying some or is there a way you could buy some type of similar material from home depot or something and does it really help?

 

[EJ257]

Thanks guys this was really helpful. I had another question about some sound dampening material to cover the door with. Is it worth buying some or is there a way you could buy some type of similar material from home depot or something and does it really help?

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