Speaker grills
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If it's an issue with a little tweeter in the later style speakers not letting the stock grille fit over the speaker, I simply cut out the area where the tweeter is and let it simply project through the hole. It looks really cool and the grille fits flat like it's supposed to. Sorry, my picture of it is on another computer which is in Cleveland.
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Almost done, Replaced the head unit, made spacers for the front speakers, replaced all 4 speakers and ran new speaker wire, sounds great and I love having Bluetooth to streem music from my phone. Summer will be good
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Picked the Polk audio 4x6 for front and rear, they sound great, in the future I may add a amp and maybe a 8' woofer in the rear but for now this is sooooo much better then the stock blown out speakers
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Fast that looks great, I'm running the Polk 4x6 DXI460's in the front and the DXI461's in the rear and a Alpine CDE-HD137BT head unit for now and will add a 8 also in the rear. You can really notice a big difference. Keep up the great work!!!