I was wondering how do you remove the riviets from the speakers. I'm having problems removing them.

 

drill some valeum a prayer and you'll be fine

 

I was looking at the Scosche speaker adapter will they fit for the front. It says for the rear but looks like it could also fit the front.

 

eh just get a drill bit that about the size of the middle of the rivit, slightly bigger, and drill into it, eventually it will catch and break the rivit and just allow you to push the back half though.

 

nope they are different.
I have made a ton of them for customers cars out of 3/4" mdf. I still have the pattern if you need a set made.

 

not sure i havent chenged out my speakers yet key word being yet lol +12V Constant = BLUE/WHITE
+12v Acc. Switched = GRAY
-12V Chassis Ground = BLACK/WHITE
+12V Illumination = N/A
+12V Dimmer = GREEN
Amp Remote = N/A
LF+ = PINK
LF- = PURPLE
RF+ = GREEN
RF- = BLUE
LR+ = BLACK
LR- = YELLOW
RR+= RED
Dash Type :
Kit:
Harness:
Antenna Adapter: N/A
Interface Adapter(s): N/A
About the Vehicle
Make: SCION
Model: XB
Year: 2004
In Dash Application
Wire Color Codes
Speaker Notes
Front Speaker Sizes
Speaker Adapter : SAT6
Factory Assembly: Plastic housing with (3) PHS Screws
Rear
XB
SCION
2004
DOUBLE DIN
SCN2056
TA02
RR- = WHITE
SASCN656 is needed
Factory Assembly : Plastic housing with (3) PHS Screws
NOTES
Lower Door : 5-1/4" Midrange
Speaker Sizes
Dimensions:
Optional Bazooka Tube provided by SCION, would
located in the trunk.
Dimensions:
W=
L=
D=
NOTES
Rear Door : 5-1/4"Midbass
Speaker Adapter :
OPTIONS
XM RADIO
6 DISC IN-DASH
PIONEER PREMIUM System
AMPLIFIER LOCATIONS:
N/A
Aftermarket Kit: SINGLE DIN
W=
L=
D=
Upper Door: 1'' Tweeter
SCION
2004 XB
Images
Radio
Front Speaker
Rear
Tweeter
1. Remove (1) screw from the door opening handle.
2. Remove (1) screw from the door pocket on the
armrest.
3. Remove (1) plastic screw clip from the portion of
the door panel closest to the inside of the vehicle.
4. Using a panel removal tool remove the window
switch housing starting at the top portion.
Disconnect and remove.
5. Using a panel removal tool pop off the bottom
portion of the door panel lift the top ledge off the
door and remove.
6. using a power drill and a drill bit drill out the
rivets securing the speaker housing to the door.
*NOTE* Once the rivets are drilled out they will not
longer be useable. If you are going to reinstall the
factory speaker alternate mounting will be needed.
.
1. Remove the rear floor, storage baskets and spare
tire parts.
2. Remove (2) plastic clips from the rear gate floor
panel. Pull upwards on the floor panel to remove.
3. Using a #8 hex key remove (2) hex bolts from the
upper portion of the rear side panel.
4. Remove the lower portion of the seat *NOTE* Be
sure to remove the hook clip from the back of the
lower seat portion.before trying to remove.
5. Using a 15mm socket remove the lower seatbelt
bolt.
6. Using a 12mm socket remove (2) bolts from the
lower bracket on the back of the backrest. Remove
the backrest.
7. Using a 15mm socket remove the seat bracket
from the side panel.
8. Using a panel removal tool pop out the rear side
panel.
9. Using a 10mm socket unbolt the speaker
housing. Disconnect and remove.
Radio removal
Front speaker
Rear speaker
1. Pull off a/c ***** using Philips screwdriver .
Extract (2) screws from a/c controls.
2. Using panel removal tool, pop out lower
portion of dash bezel then hinge outward to
release.
3. Extract (4) philips head screws from radio,
then disconnect and remove.
TWEETER REMOVAL
1. Using a panel removal tool gently pry out the
grille on the top of the dash.
2. Using a screwdriver or 8mm socket remove
(2) screws securing the speaker. Disconnect
and remove.

 

yep that works. drilling is fun.

 

I'm planning to run a 3 peice JL componet set.

 

right now I'm working on trying to get a 450/4. my brother has on just sitting in the living room, I begged him to sell it. If he wont sell it and its just sitting there I think I'm going to borrow it for a while.

 

randode give me some info the the on the adapters.

 

If randy can't help you I sell them also, mine are also made from 3\4 mdf and precut for 6.5s

 

jus drill the rivits take the speaker / bafflle out and cut the old speaker out and instert new one and insert into door and attach useing self tapping screws

 

yeah, good luck with that.

 

^^ its actually easy i did it in like 1/2 an hour... its alot ezer than makeing ur own out of mdf

 

speaker adapters

front and rear


http://www.crutchfield.com/S-RuPe1hh...3200&I=142SAT6




http://www.cardomain.com/item/SCOSASCN656


hope this helps .

 

I use this bit when removing rivets. works great, and takes seconds.