speedfreak111

I have an f150 that has stock 6x8's. I have some pioneer 720's that are 6 3/4. It looks like they will fit but I don't know if I should bolt them directly to the door. If I make an adapter plate there won't be much room left after I cut the speaker hole out.

audiocustoms85

If the speaker isnt going to completely seal up in the factory opening then you gonna have to make an adaper plate or come up with another solution to seal it of or they will sound like $h!t

speedfreak111

Yeah I wasn't sure if that mattered or not because there are other access holes in the door but I guess I will have to see what I can come up with.

sunfired

iTrader: (-1)

Sorry to create more work for ya, but cover them up too lol. You will get better bass response.
I did mine on the cheap with heavy tape and also put some carpet underlay between the door and door panel to stop rattles, works for me. There is better ways to do it,(more $$) my cheap ol way yeilded pretty good results for me tho.

LaZyLuke

iTrader: (2)

Your way seems like my way :], what tape did You use?

speedfreak111

Thanks for the help. Sounds like I got some work and some planning to do.

tegtime

what kinda heavy tape did you use ? like layered duct tape ?

speedfreak111

Can someone give me the simple explanation on this. The stock speakers sounded decent and the door was full of open holes. Will the new speakers sound worse or are you just not getting the full benefit from them.

MR2NR

iTrader: (66)

Make proper adaptor plates and mount the new midbass driver in it. It will sound just fine.