Speaker Write Up

[sewlow]

Told ya I'd think of something else!
These are for a square body GM truck. I found one of these in a wrecker years ago when I had my first square. Made a pattern from cardboard & a buddy bent up a bunch on his brake. Cost me materials & beer!
I haven't had much time for this but I have thought that this idea may work for GMT400's.
These are not mine! \/ Borrowed from '67-72chevytrucks' & 'fullsizechevy' forums.
Ours were the same, though. Made after a factory one.

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Installed.

http://www.73-87.com/my_truck/interior/speakers/speaker1.JPG

 

[gmcyukondriver]

so does dub apparantly.

Actually, there's quite a few.

http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_n...,electronics&rh=i:electronics,k:4x10 speakers

Including Pioneer, Audiobahn, Kenwood, Kicker, and Power Acoustik.

 

[scotttick]

I would like to see pictures of anyone who has put 6x9s in the back of their extended cab truck. And I'm wondering if anyone has tried to squeeze in a pair of 6.5 component speakers above the arm rest in the back of an ext cab truck. I would really like to install something other than 4x6s in the rear, but haven't had my paneling out in years to see what the body metal looks like underneath it. Pictures, ideas and info would be greatly appreciated.

 

[MNZ71]

Ill try to get a pic of my 6x9s in my extended cab tomorrow

 

[Fredridge]

reviving an old thread.... this might make a good sticky for speaker sizes.


My question: Any chance on getting 5x7's in the dash of a 92 blazer? Or are 4x6's my only hope?

from what I can see on my blazer it only has the 4x6's in the dash and the 4x10's in the rear roof.

 

[slippy3002]

I think it would be tough. I replaced my 4x6 speakers and there isn't much room. I doubt 5x7 would fit.

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[Fredridge]

one of the other posts said it was pretty shallow... any idea how deep? I am looking to put something a bit "nicer" in.

would something like this fit

http://www.polkaudio.com/products/mm461p

I think it would be tough. I replaced my 4x6 speakers and there isn't much room. I doubt 5x7 would fit.

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[slippy3002]

I really don't remember. That was a long time ago?

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[slippy3002]

Those should work

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[Chris6060]

Just wanna throw out there that there is a 3rd option for 88-94 trucks, and its the route I went with.

This option is these: http://www.qlogicenclosures.com/q-products/q-forms/

They have them for 88-94 trucks and they fit AWESOME. You cut your own speaker and tweeter hole, and you can fit components or coaxials in them. Mine has 6.5" Rockford Fosgate T165 Coaxials powered by a RF P300x2 and it sounds great, they don't rattle even a little bit, they're super solid, I honestly couldn't recommend them more.

That being said, they are the most expensive route, but I wanted quality, so I trusted it and it worked out awesome. I'll try and get pics of them for you guys, but I'm recovering from an ATV accident at the moment, so I actually can't make it out to my truck as it requires climbing a set of stairs.