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Do 6x9 Fit In The Front R32

iwantagtr

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iwantagtr

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Hi,

I have recently bought a R32 GTR and it hasn't got any speakers in the front. I have got a set of 6x9 laying around and I was wondering if I could put them in the front doors, without angle grinding the doors or cutting the doors trims.

Cheers any help would be much appreciated

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inthisglass Grand Master

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door speakers are round 6.5 inch holes

a 6x9 wont fit comfortably unless you cut the door or just mount the speakers so they stick out.

speakers are cheap, if you have a 32gtr why not just spend $200 for some good speakers that fit nicely.

Lil_Bobby_260 Mentor

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You can make adapters fairly easy but as above - for the sound you get they arent worth it.

If you really want it done, allow at LEAST $200 to have the adapters made, basic soundproofing, and installation. Main issue is that they will sit out from your door a lot, looking bulky, getting in the road of your feet, and putting stress on your door trim.

Benno- Community Regular

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i just marked around the original door speaker mounts on my R32 and cut it out with a jig saw.. then mounted the speakers into that.. done that with a few cars now.. incl skyline's silvia's and liberty's

works good.. and the wood surround is good for acoustics of the speaker :D also seals the door more creating a little speaker box in the door.

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