Originally Posted by jwaggz82

Nice post. I have a few pics to add to it. I just baffled my rear speakers and dynomatted the metal (thin piece of garbage) that the speaker is attached to. Behind the speaker (the side panel) was already raamatted 3x's over but since I matted the whole car (last year about 13months ago)....after 2 full days of taking the car apart ..matting...and putting it back together ...I didnt care at all about the speakers. Now - 3 weeks ago - I amped and finished the setup with baffles. The job is ultimately ghetto. I had the infinity speakers for 6 years (from my old truck) and they are still going strong, so I used them for my car. I took sealer and applied it to the baffle and pressed the speaker onto it. The baffles I used were from crutchfield. Anybody that needs them...get the slimmer ones. I used the standard ones and they were over and inch too deep. I had to bend the baffle and fold it under. If the speakers were new I would have sent the baffles back and bought the thin ones so I wouldnt have to use any kind of glue. Here are the pics. I didnt have clear sealer so I used white....ghetto yes....but with the side panels on it looks good and sounds better.


The above are camera phone pics. Its better then nothing just so people can get the idea of what I did.

Originally Posted by Zebman

That really IS ghetto. What are those baffles made out of anyhow? Foam? Do your speakers sound decent, considering they are techically in a REALLY small sealed enclosure?

Originally Posted by AngiezRS20

I HAVE 2 8'S IN MY DOOR PANLES THEY ARE CUSTOM FIBERGLASSED IN ...THEY SOUND PRETTY GOOD THEY ARE FOSGATE P1'S BUT IM REPLACING EVERYTHING WITH P3'S

Originally Posted by jwaggz82

ya - its really not that small for those speakers. The back is touching the side panel. It was the exact opposite ....the baffle was too big - look at the post.

Originally Posted by Zebman

I took a look at the depth of that thing. I recally my statement.