Front Speakers

[twomanymontes]

I know my 94 has 4X6 speakers in the dash. But I just got a set of new Power Bass 4" speakers for free. I was wondering if anyone has mounted the 4"s and how they did it. I figure I will have to fab something up to mount it solid, but not sure how.

Any help would be appreciated.

 

[cjman250]

Let me know how the power bass speakers sound I'm looking at being them

 

[twomanymontes]

Sure if I can figure out how to mount them.

 

[oohunter04oo]

Some thin sheet metal maybe. Cut it to fit in the 4x6 hole, then cut a 4" hole for the new speakers.

 

[twomanymontes]

Some thin sheet metal maybe. Cut it to fit in the 4x6 hole, then cut a 4" hole for the new speakers.

Yeah, maybe. I will try to work out something later this week.

 

[MSCustoms]

I put 4" rounds up front in place of the 4x6's. I bought a piece of particle board and cut it to the shape of the stock speaker with the same mounting holes. I traced the cutout for the 4" round speaker in the center of it along with the holes to mount it. I then fiberglassed the particle board for strength. However, the speakers were too tall and I could not use the OEM plastic speaker covers. Also, the mounting depth is not very deep and it would be a good idea to check and see if the speaker will fit. I say this because I had to move the foam out of the way so the speaker could fit. I did a similar thing with the rears in my truck.

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[df2x4]

If you'd rather not mess with fabricating anything, I used these for my rears and they work great.

http://www.crutchfield.com/p_142SA464/Scosche-SA-64-Speaker-Mounting-Brackets.html?search=4x6+speaker+adapter

 

[ChevyDave]

Yea you can buy 4x6 to 4" adapters.

 

[twomanymontes]

I put 4" rounds up front in place of the 4x6's. I bought a piece of particle board and cut it to the shape of the stock speaker with the same mounting holes. I traced the cutout for the 4" round speaker in the center of it along with the holes to mount it. I then fiberglassed the particle board for strength. However, the speakers were too tall and I could not use the OEM plastic speaker covers. Also, the mounting depth is not very deep and it would be a good idea to check and see if the speaker will fit. I say this because I had to move the foam out of the way so the speaker could fit. I did a similar thing with the rears in my truck.

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That's a idea, Thanks

 

[twomanymontes]

If you'd rather not mess with fabricating anything, I used these for my rears and they work great.

http://www.crutchfield.com/p_142SA464/Scosche-SA-64-Speaker-Mounting-Brackets.html?search=4x6+speaker+adapter

That works. And pretty cheap too. Thanks!