Speaker mount gauge pod STL?
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Speaker mount gauge pod STL?
Does anyone have a 3D printable file of a center speaker gauge pod? I'm looking for a 52mm RHD dual pod but I might be able to make do if someone could provide me with the model of the baseplate with the clips. I'm willing to buy the stl if it's what I need!
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edit: might be able to adjust the LHD stl to give you a good start on the RHD pod?
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I saw that one on thingiverse but it doesn't actually clip in, it requires you to stick it to the speaker cover. I would love a flyrx7 one but haven't been able to find where to order it. Same sorta story with the Drakes one, it looks quality but I don't know how long I'll be waiting until he can settle back in. So my plan in the mean time was to print one to use temporarily or keep it if I could cast it in something that wouldn't melt too fast. Maybe I'll have to dive into Fusion 360 or something along those lines and see if I can make my own.
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You email him at flyrx7@aol.com he got back with me in about a week back in december
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Yeah most people swear by flyrx7 pods, when they get them.
I have a prosport double 52. It clips in and I like it. I've heard about heat warping or similar, but my car doesn't sit in the sun, and I've had no issues so far. Probably a windshield protector would prevent any heat issues.
I have a prosport double 52. It clips in and I like it. I've heard about heat warping or similar, but my car doesn't sit in the sun, and I've had no issues so far. Probably a windshield protector would prevent any heat issues.
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