so i had new Jl audio 6x9 and they wont fit in the back....the magnet is to big...
any suggestions?

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Haha, totally thought you were going to say "go with the fish bowl" :D

Is it that the magnet is too deep or too wide?

If it's too deep, cut a piece of mdf to fit the mounting face of the speaker and attach it using longer screws. If it's too wide, well you know what you gotta do then... get ta cuttin'! hahaha

Haha, totally thought you were going to say "go with the fish bowl" :D
Nah, but he could mount them on the roof. - hehe

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yeah, see if you can make a spacer to stick it out a little farther, maybe out of dynamat...
that rollup cork gasket they sell at autozone might even work

ok the magnet is to deep... if i bring it out i dont think the trim would go on properly..i like pops' idea, but i would want it in the back like in the air..going left side to right side of truck? u feel me

and how does a box go under the seat?

hmmm how much is the fitment off by?
if its only 1/8 of an inch or so, i think you would have enough clearance with the plastic trim panel...if not, you could always make a cutout for the speaker then buy or fab some speaker grills for them

idk i have to measure

Let us know how it goes, I was planning JLs all around once I finally have some expendable income/blow a speaker

ya i have all jl audio shit except my bass amp... its a american bass 1000.1d in looking for a 15 inch sub right now and a custom box

I had the same problem with the Pioneer 4-ways that I put in a couple years back.

They were only a bit too deep, so all I did was put some washers on the back side of the mounting holes then tightened them down with the original screws.

The stock plastic grills still fit over the top...

my boston acoustics where too deep.....i just screwed um in and they pushed the body panels out...but i got those f'ers in :aufkopfhauen-big:

i still havent bothered yet... i just bought my 15 inch sub

Comin soon: im also gettin a custome box built soon, its gonna be big

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whoa mama

What kind of sub is that? That thing is huge!!!

You can try spacing the window track back also. You can usually get about 3/4"-1" without it binding the window. Just unbolt the track, push it back a little and roll the window up and down to see who far you can go. Then just make an aluminium spacer to put in between the inner skin and the track (you'll also need a longer 8mm or 10mm bolt depending on which yours has.)

Just read back through the thread again. Sorry, I thought you where trying to get them to fit in the doors and clear the glass, lol.

creepy our rear speakers in the 1st ge are in the cargo area.....

Right, I figured that out after, lol. That's why I edited it , lol. (I really need to sleep more, hahaha)

THE SUB is called a Sound Splinter.. i been talking to ppl on ca.com and they said its a pretty bad ass sub...rms at 1000w....its a 15 incher

now here is a speaker that will make project shake feel like a little tremble.. LOL it is a MTX jackhammer

http://www.mtx.com/caraudio/products/subwoofers/jackHammer.cfm

hahhhhh ive heard of those..those things are massive.. on west coast customs they had one put in a car lol it needed braces and like 6 batteries

yeah it takes a forklift to install it in the car.. LOL it is huge