Subject	I have the brackets in question and they worked for mine. (n/m)
Posted by	300ZXquire on November 21, 2005 at 9:13 PM
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In Reply To	Re: Buy the Non-Bose mouting brackets & save yourself a lot posted by BriMan on November 21, 2005 at 05:30 PM
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Follow Ups	With the factory bose system, 6 1/2" speakers will not fit - BriMan 17:24:36 11/21/05 Buy the Non-Bose mouting brackets & save yourself a lot - YugoBernie (NoVA) 17:27:27 11/21/05 Re: Buy the Non-Bose mouting brackets & save yourself a lot - BriMan 17:30:17 11/21/05 Whatchoo talkin' 'bout, Willis??? - TT XTZ 17:35:46 11/21/05 get to work! (n/m) - Halo Z 18:31:48 11/21/05 Sitting in cold, dark, rainy traffic - TT XTZ 10:45:35 11/22/05 I have the brackets in question and they worked for mine. (n/m) - 300ZXquire 21:13:14 11/21/05 Make them out of 1/2" mdf - Spddracer 17:36:57 11/21/05 2nd. - just4kinks 17:50:48 11/21/05 The one thing I will say about ditching the Bose boxes - TT XTZ 17:57:43 11/21/05 Enclosures are good, but the bose boxes are too small - just4kinks 18:48:30 11/21/05 Yeah, kind of weird - - TT XTZ 09:57:28 11/22/05 You use rear speakers? - Spddracer 21:15:02 11/21/05 Some don't like the sound of "correct" sound stage (n/m) - T(Seattle) 21:28:01 11/21/05 Maybe in the future I'll check into this. - TT XTZ 10:02:14 11/22/05 3rd. - DVDBURN (MD) 18:31:44 11/21/05 Another option to consider besides the OEM brackets: - zmenon 17:40:53 11/21/05 that is a poor option imho - aliaZ 20:39:01 11/21/05 I just got the new versions from NYX and the fitment - MidLifeZ 21:34:21 11/21/05 i have the same speakers on my front doors - RedSER13 11:22:50 11/22/05
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