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Old 08-12-2006, 07:05 AM   #1
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Speaker Spacers - Pi**in me off!!!

Hey guys im from australia i have been browsin this website

http://www.scosche.com/scosche_carau...?CategoryID=48

has heaps of plastic speaker spacers. But im really confused on which one to get. Cuz the only speaker spacers i can buy from australia is the circle rings ones.

I have baught 6.5 inch speakers for the rear of my Yaris Hatch. And i need to know which speaker spacer from that website is the best one to fit my REAR??


I was thinking of getting "SAT6"


which one do i get!!................. P.S its going to cost me $40 to get them from ebay!!!! theres no way they are sellin it in australia!!! so i really need to have the perfect spacer so i dont waste $40!!!!! Australian dollars!!...

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Old 08-12-2006, 09:33 PM   #2
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can you work with wood, rings like those really shouldnt be to hard to make out of some thin MDF, and will work perfectly :)
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Yes i already baught some MDF wood ring spacers....but the thing is, the holes doesnt meet with the spacer......

if u get what i mean
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the thing is the MDF wood spacers doesnt meet with the 3 rivet holes. And i dont know how im going to attach the MDF wood spacers the the rear.

Do i have to drill 3 more holes?


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Originally Posted by echo_hrs
I just used the factory spacers by cutting out the paper woofers, and epoxy'ing the new plastic speaker holders included with my new speakers on top of that, and dropped the speakers into those for a perfect OEM fit...

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thing is, i baught 6.5 speakers for the rear and i didnt know the back speakers were smaller than the front


Thats what i did to the front speakers. Used the stocked spacers, just ripped out the old ones.

But the 6.5 Speakers is too big for the stocked spacers.
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