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Old Sep 12, 2004 | 07:42 PM
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Default Any premade spacers/adaptors to install aftermarket speakers

I'm picking up my XBin a couple weeks and I already know that I want to install a decent system and I want to use a set of 6.5 MB Quart components I have sitting around. I know the stock speakers are riveted and taking them out isn't a big deal but I don't have acces to power tools and living in an apartment makes it tough to really fabricate anything. Is it possible that there are some premade adapters or spacers to ensure a solid install? I suppose I could get my local sound shop to do it for me but they're known to be rather expensive.
Old Sep 12, 2004 | 11:14 PM
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here is a post from a previous thread

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Just installed Infinity 6.5's. You need to have the Scosche SAT6 mount. I bought from Cardomain.com for $8. There is another thread that gives step-by-step and it's right on - search and check it out. Pretty easy to do - without the mounts, it would have been very hard.
here is the tread https://www.scionlife.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=27027
Old Sep 12, 2004 | 11:35 PM
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Originally Posted by DenZinz
here is a post from a previous thread

Originally Posted by james4513
Just installed Infinity 6.5's. You need to have the Scosche SAT6 mount. I bought from Cardomain.com for $8. There is another thread that gives step-by-step and it's right on - search and check it out. Pretty easy to do - without the mounts, it would have been very hard.
here is the tread https://www.scionlife.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=27027
thanks bud, haven't seen that thread yet.
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Metra sells .5" and 1" speaker spaces, I used the 1" spacers on my XB. Any Best Buy will stock them. Alot of cars need them when installing aftermarket speakers, because the magnets and baskets are alot bigger than oem speakers. They retail from $10-$15.
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Originally Posted by XBCloudMD
Metra sells .5" and 1" speaker spaces, I used the 1" spacers on my XB. Any Best Buy will stock them. Alot of cars need them when installing aftermarket speakers, because the magnets and baskets are alot bigger than oem speakers. They retail from $10-$15.
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excellent, thank you... i had no idea they made these.
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Originally Posted by Zombietime
Originally Posted by XBCloudMD
Metra sells .5" and 1" speaker spaces, I used the 1" spacers on my XB. Any Best Buy will stock them. Alot of cars need them when installing aftermarket speakers, because the magnets and baskets are alot bigger than oem speakers. They retail from $10-$15.
Sam
excellent, thank you... i had no idea they made these.
Exactly, we used 1" Honda speaker adapters from Circuit City (since I work there). and thoose worked great.
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