What is the exact mounting depth of this speaker because they don't fit in the rear panels in my chevrolet s10 very well at all without looking bad
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Morning, I have no access to my truck at this moment. They are build in as a corner speaker behind the seats and they fit perfect. Next week, I'll be able to measure if you want.
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Depends on the model of truck. It its a Silverado - they are reportedly the right fit for the front door speakers. I'd recommend checking crutchfield or a similar site to make sure. Some vehicles have shallow doors and cannot always accommodate all speakers.
1212247
No. Not shallow mounts. We had to customize these speakers to get them to fit in my Subaru. We thought they would not work because they are so deep and these speakers are not that great as far as sound.
2279816
Depends on how much room you have, most OEM speakers are much smaller than these.
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Alex i have had this box in my 04 for over a year now cant remember the exact mounting depth i think it is 5 to 6 inches give or take a however i have 10" alpine subs in my box they sound awsome really put out loud clean clear bass and have zero clearance issues in my truck.
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It doesn't matter. what does matter is the size of the opening where you install them. they are measured as a 6 inch by 9 inch opening, and you need about 3 inches of clearance on the backside of the opening where you plan to put them. If your vehicle has the standard 6x9 opening they should fit, otherwise you would need to enlarge the speaker opening in the door or rear location where you want to put them. hope this helps Stacy. sincerely, Sal
842905
hi cheryl w. did you end up using these mounts for the Pioneer SP-BS22-LR speakers? how did it work? i'm considering doing the same.
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I agree with Daniel's comment. I used these in a similar fashion (ie upholstery over the edge). The mesh screen is about 3/8 inch above the mounting plane of the plastic base so you have room for speaker cones that might stick up above the plane of the speaker mount. I recommend that you get some nylon washers or spacers to put between speaker and the plasitc base of the cover, enough to take up most the space between your speakers and the upholstery. Lastly, the mounting thickness of the plastic base is about 3/8 inch, so take that, plus any spacers you need, into consideration when getting mounting screws. I agree with Daniel's comment. I used these in a similar fashion (ie upholstery over the edge). The mesh screen is about 3/8 inch above the mounting plane of the plastic base so you have room for speaker cones that might stick up above the plane of the speaker mount. I recommend that you get some nylon washers or spacers to put between speaker and the plasitc base of the cover, enough to take up most the space between your speakers and the upholstery. Lastly, the mounting thickness of the plastic base is about 3/8 inch, so take that, plus any spacers you need, into consideration when... » Read More I agree with Daniel's comment. I used these in a similar fashion (ie upholstery over the edge). The mesh screen is about 3/8 inch above the mounting plane of the plastic base so you have room for speaker cones that might stick up above the plane of the speaker mount. I recommend that you get some nylon washers or spacers to put between speaker and the plasitc base of the cover, enough to take up most the space between your speakers and the upholstery. Lastly, the mounting thickness of the plastic base is about 3/8 inch, so take that, plus any spacers you need, into consideration when getting mounting screws. « Show Less
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ok, i bought these speakers for a co-workers he had a a taurus and told he need to make a hole on the back for thesse speakers can fit on his car.... also i bought a 6x9 punch for my frontier i ask to few guys and they told fit on my truck, i don´t installed yet
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i don't know better check crutchfield.com or measure your original speaker especially the depth if its installed on the door.
2279817
Okay...I bought these the other day and I got the back speakers installed, but they didn't fit my front door speaker they were too small. I mean what would be the next size I should get??... BTW I have a 01 Toyota Sequoia.
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They should fit as long as you have 6x9s now. The depth should be fine too. I found that after I disconnected the wire harness from my car, it didn't take much to get down to the bare wire to clip on to the new speakers. The harness isn't needed with these. And the speakers sound great btw!
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Speaker mounting depth 5 3/4". Look at your speaker and compare dimensions.
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They said that the speakers would fit my 97 escort but they did not. I had factory 6.5 and ordered these to replace. They were closer to 7 inches than 6.5 I had to use the template to bore new mounting holes. I believe that the speakers are sized to the outer edge of the cone not the rim. These speakers also are not to deep because the 20oz magnet is more like 10oz so they are relatively shallow about 3 to 3.5 inches. Good luck with these I won't buy another set of Pyle. I also bought the 7x5 and they were to big as well only able to use 2 mounting holes on each side as I could not bore new holes since Ford mount is integrated into the cover. Again, I won't buy these again either. Hope this helps you, I will spend a little more and get another speaker next time.
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These are 6x9 speakers, you need to make sure the depth size will fit Into your car's stock hole, also you may have to cut something if not just drill some new holes and you should be fine. If you need help you can also go to crutchfield.com they can tell you your speaker sizes and what you need, they are amazing, Also just make sure you buy the right size bracket to fit your aftermarket speakers to the car's stock speaker hole
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hello, i have seen reviews for these as replacement speakers for jeep sound bar,guess have to make sure they are not to deep to prevent you from mounting them flush.
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I'm using mine for Energy C100 rear surrounds with almost identical dimensions. There is a ton of extra adjustment width available >>1". My speakers are 2lb heavier than yours and the mounts feel like they could hold something double the weight. The speaker sits directly over the pivot point and the T part of the bracket is heavy gauge welded steel. Even with the adjustment nut at the bottom completely loose the speakers aren't going anywhere.One nice thing about these too is that even with a 9" deep speaker I can clamp on the very front of the base. There's enough depth to the mounting area that even with them swiveled at 45 degrees I still have another inch to the wall. I'm using mine for Energy C100 rear surrounds with almost identical dimensions. There is a ton of extra adjustment width available >>1". My speakers are 2lb heavier than yours and the mounts feel like they could hold something double the weight. The speaker sits directly over the pivot point and the T part of the bracket is heavy gauge welded steel. Even with the adjustment nut at the bottom completely loose the speakers aren't going anywhere.One nice thing about these too is that even with a 9" deep speaker I can clamp on the very front of the base. There's enough... » Read More I'm using mine for Energy C100 rear surrounds with almost identical dimensions. There is a ton of extra adjustment width available >>1". My speakers are 2lb heavier than yours and the mounts feel like they could hold something double the weight. The speaker sits directly over the pivot point and the T part of the bracket is heavy gauge welded steel. Even with the adjustment nut at the bottom completely loose the speakers aren't going anywhere.One nice thing about these too is that even with a 9" deep speaker I can clamp on the very front of the base. There's enough depth to the mounting area that even with them swiveled at 45 degrees I still have another inch to the wall. « Show Less