95R2-89TII Ground Zero

I had a hell of a time puting the door speakers in my 1995. The magnet was too big to fit, and it kept hitting the window behind the housing. I finally decided to make a trim ring to pull the speaker out a bit and that gave the magnet the room it needed. But the door panel wouldn't go on, so I got speaker with a smaller magnet, and took out the trim ring, but yet I couldn't find a place to mount the cross over, so I couldn't use components. Finally, I decided to go with coaxials with the trim ring. All in all, the install took forever, and I worked with car stereos for two years. What a pain in the ***. I just wanted to share it with you, to make it easier for you. Just remember to use a small trim ring(the one that is on the top of the factory speakers works well), find a speaker with a shallow magnet, and take your time.

gz91rx7

hell ya that sucked! But...............if you would of listened to me the first time then it would of taken alot less time! But i would say to everyone else put some co-axles in, much easier and they sound just as good if you get a good set!

1QK7

I installed Eclipse point source in my 7 they have built in crossovers i had to cut the upper part of the stock speaker bracket to make them fit the little half moon part of it then they fit great install went great excellet sound.

95R2-89TII Ground Zero

This was a bitch, and I will agree that putting in the coaxial speaker was a ton easier. I did have to do quite a bit of modification to the door to fit those things in there.

suganuma

what size are they??

heard 5.25" components werent a hard install