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Round speaker fitment for dash adapters by gatorfrey
Started on: 12-13-2021 11:03 AM
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Last post by: IMSA GT on 12-13-2021 06:42 PM
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I have the blank adapter plates for mounting round speakers in the dash.
I seem to recall mention some speakers hit stuff under the dash. Of course, I would like the most speaker, and good with mounting a tweeter there too.
What has been used that worked ?
Thanks for the guidence.
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Check this out. https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2941552

It's a 3-d printed adapter for a round speaker in the 4 x 10 cutout. From looking at it, i think you could get a tweeter mounted, too.
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My understanding is that you have to slightly enlarge the dash hole for the speaker to fit and the only hangup is the driver side AC ductwork. This is a picture from Fierosound who had to remove a corner of the ductwork so the speaker magnet could fit. Some say melt it with a heat gun, others cut it out and glue a piece of plastic to cover the hole.

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