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gondeff
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In my capri i am going to be throwin in some 6x9's in the doors. 4 per door. i have all most no door pannel, its a hard-board skin over the metle frame so it thickness is like 1". how do i go about doing this?? ex:thickness, mounts, glassing them in? know it is probably simple but never done doors before..

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Are you willing to cut metal in the door at all or are you just wanting to do a huge buildout on the panel?

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well i wont mind cuttin some metal, just as long as i can hide it and it would be easyer than a "buildout"
keep in mind this is a classic car...

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Not to knock it, but why 6x9's .They never look good in doors . If you want something that sounds great and would look cool , try a 3 way comp. set . Like a 8in driver ,6in driver and a tweeter. That would sound great .Way better than any 2 pairs of 6x9's. Either way your going to have to build out off your door panel, and probably cut away some metal .Just my opinion.

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gondeff
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ok cool thanks..i think i like the sound of your idea better.... that would look kinda cool. how do i go about building off of my door panel???

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head to fiberglassforums.com and you can see tons of builds like this, even 4-way component sets in doors, but u do need some fiberglassing skill to pull it off and make it perfect. good luck tho, peace

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Fiberglass forums should give you the basics. Check us out on DIYMA.com also for a very active community
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