austinsFD

why?

wouldn't it make more sense for the touring to have rears? and is it easy to install rear speakers in a touring?

Montego

iTrader: (1)

I hope that you are refering to the bose models.

The holes are already there in the touring except that mazda made them into bins. So it should be pretty easy to instal rear speakers.

t-von

iTrader: (8)

Yeaa you have to have the rear brackets if you want to put speakers in the rear of the touring model. While were at it...does anyone have these brackets for sale? I'm tire of the bose stuff.

rajeevx7

iTrader: (11)

Isn't it obvious....

In the touring your rear mid-bass imaging comes from your Acoustic Tube. The lack, makes it neccesary for our R1's to have rear speakers.

You don't NEED brackets either. Just make a solid mount somehow. In my first touring, I put 6x9's back there and just braced them well so they never shifted.

In this new R1......you would not belive my stereo...it is beautiful!
-One 10" sub sunk under the carpet into the spare well
-Bose Acoustic Wave out of my Touring w/ hatch cover
-Four 4-way 6x9's (over bins and in doors)
-Two 6" (in doors)
-Two Kicker tweeters (in doors)
-DVD and TV with Dolby Surround Imaging

I have EVERY possible Hz range covered....to make that all sound EVEN better. The first thing I did after buying the R1 was strip the interior to the bare metal and install a 6-8 sq yards of filler/deadner in every crevice and wall. I even filled the doors, so no more hollow 'ting' when you shut the door, just a solid -quaility car- shut.
Before I went non-seq....even with my full exhaust I would have bet my car to be one of the quietest FD's in the country...if not world.

I'm not greedy, if you want the best..by all means copy me

Raj

jsplit

yeah its pretty easy to do rear speakers in a touring...
I did 5 1/2 components back there...

dgeesaman

iTrader: (7)

I'm not a stereo junkie, but I sure would like to insulate my interior.

What filler did you use? How much does it weigh and what cost?

Hopefully it's cheap enough I can buy it all and lay in a piece each time I take off an interior panel.

Dave

austinsFD

so where do you get the brackets?

adam c

iTrader: (2)

Raj,

What are you going to do if you get a flat tire?

Fumanchu

AAA is the first reliability mod any FD owner should have.

jsplit

austins: you just wanna put rear speakers in your touring right? I could possibly help you out...

FDNewbie

iTrader: (10)

Ditto on that. I also have gotten rid of the spare "tire" because it's utterly useless. I have 245s in the front and 285s in the rear. Putting that donut ANYWHERE on my car would literally destroy my LSD if im not mistaken, due to the horrible imbalance. So you get AAA, have the # handy, and tow your baby in case of emergency.

Raj, I assume you have some amps for the sub and speakers...if so, where'd you put 'em? Cuz there's no way you can fit the sub and amps in the spare tire wheel well...

austinsFD

uh jsplit i sent you a PM
did you get it?


oh and 316 BITCH!