6x9 to 8" adapter
#5
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From: Delray Beach, FL
You can buy starboard at Home Depot now (at least you can down here)
Or, 1/4 sheets of lexan cut with jigsaw and cleaned up with table sander. Rattle can with your choice of bezel color and you cant tell where the speaker cover ends and the bezel begins.
#6
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From: Brookfield, Wi.
Dan,
I was going to switch my 6x9's over to 8.8 JL Audios. The 8.8's would cover the hole, but 2 of the 6 mounting screws would be going through the old cut-out hole. I didn't see that as a problem though. Check out the specs on the JL 8.8's online, no plate needed, at least with my 6x9's.
I was going to switch my 6x9's over to 8.8 JL Audios. The 8.8's would cover the hole, but 2 of the 6 mounting screws would be going through the old cut-out hole. I didn't see that as a problem though. Check out the specs on the JL 8.8's online, no plate needed, at least with my 6x9's.
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From: Metro Detroit
Dan,
I was going to switch my 6x9's over to 8.8 JL Audios. The 8.8's would cover the hole, but 2 of the 6 mounting screws would be going through the old cut-out hole. I didn't see that as a problem though. Check out the specs on the JL 8.8's online, no plate needed, at least with my 6x9's.
I was going to switch my 6x9's over to 8.8 JL Audios. The 8.8's would cover the hole, but 2 of the 6 mounting screws would be going through the old cut-out hole. I didn't see that as a problem though. Check out the specs on the JL 8.8's online, no plate needed, at least with my 6x9's.
Glad you got lucky, I didn't.
#8
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