Subject	Re: oh i almost forgot. quick question!
Posted by	boosted4life on November 02, 2011 at 7:42 PM
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In Reply To	oh i almost forgot. quick question! posted by mikehawkhertz on November 02, 2011 at 06:31 PM
Message	You can actually mount them in the door. I always wrap them in plastic and use a back strap to hold them in place so they don't rattle around. The plastic is to keep the moisture out.
Follow Ups	recently installed my new speakers - mikehawkhertz 02:12:33 11/02/11 I put mine inside the door AC vents...stealth (n/m) - Boris 09:25:52 11/02/11 agreed. very happy with this setup. - Antihero 08:29:29 11/03/11 Which MBs? - ZiNnYc 10:30:35 11/02/11 Same here MB 6.5's Q series all around. Front tweets - ttz'in (NorCal) 11:07:07 11/02/11 Mine already had a pretty nice sounding system when I got it - MegamanMk2 12:19:36 11/02/11 i mounted my alpine spr-60c's in the same location as Mega - MoGaffar 13:48:31 11/02/11 i went with pvl - mikehawkhertz 13:25:23 11/02/11 i went with pvl - NaturalZ 13:42:54 11/02/11 i went with pvl - NaturalZ 13:44:38 11/02/11 oh i almost forgot. quick question! - mikehawkhertz 18:31:57 11/02/11 Door slams = damage? (n/m) - cherryz 18:49:21 11/02/11 ...and exposure to water. (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 20:12:56 11/02/11 Re: oh i almost forgot. quick question! - boosted4life 19:42:31 11/02/11 i figured the most obvious reason was moisture - mikehawkhertz 22:08:15 11/02/11 You might try this: - not4resaleZ 19:47:14 11/02/11 I mounted my tweets behind the door air vents - XTZ 18:46:57 11/03/11
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