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Old 06-07-2006, 11:55 AM   #1
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Installing component speakers

I just got some Rockford Component speakers 6.5" Im just wondering where some of you guys(if any of you are audiphiles) mounted the crossover.

I have a 5ch amp and i want to use as little wire as possible. I was thinking of mounting the crossover under the seat and right now that seems like the best place. Any other ideas?

This is for a s14.
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Old 06-07-2006, 12:43 PM   #2
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i just got a set of Cadence components for my s14
i was planning on mounting the crossovers under the dash somewhere above the kick panels
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Old 06-07-2006, 01:57 PM   #3
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They sit in the door...seriously...they just sit there.
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^ any problems w/ moisture or weather?
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drivers side- next to the fuse box inside the car and for the passenger side I removed the glovebox and mounted the crossover behind it and then put the glove box back in. Its nice and out of the way.
Or on my other S14 I had a set mounted with heavyduty double sided tape on the inside of the door panels
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Old 06-07-2006, 02:17 PM   #6
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they are fine in the door. on the other side of the plastic part of course. do u kno wwhere to mount the tweeters? when i had my s14 i mounted mine where ive never seen someone mount them. in front of the door handle inbetween the vent and it. looked like an oem place if u have the right material to cover it
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mine are directly behind my deck. i just zip tied them together, havent had an issue with them in almost 2.5 yrs now.
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My crossovers are pretty big i think. About 5"x4"x2". I think ill try and mount both behind the glove. Also my friend told me to buy some rubber cups to mount the speakers in just to protect from moisture. I did however have to widen out the plastic speaker mount to get the new speakers to fit =\.

Whats the easiest way to route the wire through the door? I tried yesterday but it gets jammed and i dont really feel like removing the dash. I dont know if i mentioned it before, but Im replacing the stock 18ga wire with 12ga or 14, i forget.
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Nope. No problems with moisture. I dunno if it applies to s14's but I drilled the holes in my door panels for the tweeter in my s13.
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My crossovers are pretty big i think. About 5"x4"x2". I think ill try and mount both behind the glove. Also my friend told me to buy some rubber cups to mount the speakers in just to protect from moisture. I did however have to widen out the plastic speaker mount to get the new speakers to fit =\.

Whats the easiest way to route the wire through the door? I tried yesterday but it gets jammed and i dont really feel like removing the dash. I dont know if i mentioned it before, but Im replacing the stock 18ga wire with 12ga or 14, i forget.

i went through the rubber wire thingy that the stocks went through. takes some patience but id rather it done right than halfassed.
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^^ Yeah thats always the best.

On another note, can you guys post pics up of your systems? Trunk/amps/components stuff like that.
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