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6x9 Speaker Install in a VZ

SUSVS

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hey guys im about to install 6x9s into my partners car and im not to keen on cutting the parcel tray considering the parcel tray i cut out in my vt went completely wrong and the speaker grills wouldnt fit at all

is there a write up on here or a how to guide? iv searched but nothing comes up

thanks in advance guys
 

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Do you mean the metal or carpeted plastic?
If you mean metal it should just pop out...
And with the carpet I grabbed a stanley knife and
Run over the grooved outline a couple of time to weaken it
The stabbed some old tin snips through and cut it...
Dunno if that helps mate?
But I found the if you stick to the groove already in place it should
Be easier then cutting elsewhere
 

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That's where I cut last time n the speaker grills wouldn't fit, yeah I forgot to mention I'm doing the carpet not the metal piece
 

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I cut mine out just inside the grooved line . Then you have to cut out little nicks for the tabs on the grilles to fit so you can bend them over to keep them in place.
 

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If you cut the shelf to the mounting diameter of the speaker, you'll probably find that you won't be able to screw the speaker to the parcel shelf enough to properly secure it because you won't have enough surface area.

Just use some spacers so that you don't have to cut anything. I'd probably use a set of angled spacers so you can position them a little better.
 

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Grab ya grill and trace around it on the carpet...
That should give you a rough idea of what you need to cut...
And if you are using the grills you get from audio shops..
DNA I think they are...leave tabs like dayvo said...
If youre worried about them not fitting cut a little bit
Out at a time :)
 
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