never really thought about doing it this way before...

 

the stock ones on my 86 Brat are muffled because they are blasting into the seat/covers...

 

 

(I'm in the process of switching to a gray interior )

Did something similar on my wagon, but had to build boxes for them as the power window equipped doors have the motor right where you would want to put the speaker :-\. Works ok if you build little bump out boxes for them. Oh - and on wagons, and sedans you will lose the map pocket.

 

GD

Yeah i hate how the speakers blast into the door seat, really makes for some crappy tunes.

 

Im thinking of building boxes to mount in the headliner... i have some 4x6 Pioneers I wanna put in the hatch.

 

-Brian

How much room is in there? I forgot to check when I had my door apart to fix the latch last time. Does the window go all the way down with the speaker there?

If anybody here is good with fiberglass, you could probably make a copy of the driver's side molded plastic pocket with an enclosed top, and mount those to both sides to hold speakers.

I'm fighting this issue on my hatch now, I want to put a cd player in it, but I'm more used to finding room in full sized trucks.

How much room is in there? I forgot to check when I had my door apart to fix the latch last time. Does the window go all the way down with the speaker there?

If anybody here is good with fiberglass, you could probably make a copy of the driver's side molded plastic pocket with an enclosed top, and mount those to both sides to hold speakers.

I'm fighting this issue on my hatch now, I want to put a cd player in it, but I'm more used to finding room in full sized trucks.

 

the new ones I put in were 4" Pioneers, that replaced dead 4" Polk Audios

they were both the same mount depth, and it looked like I had room left over...

 

these are the ones...

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?skuId=7676268&type=product&id=1134702499270