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How to remove door speakers? S40-V40

posted by  The Pony on  Mon Jul 1 10:43 CST 2002
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Jorge,

I haven’t gotten any speakers yet but I am considering purchasing the Sony xplod speakers, pioneer premier series speakers, or some alpines. I haven’t thought about whether or not I will go for 2-way, 3-way, or some components.

So far I have changed the head unit to an Alpine 7875 (the head unit made a big difference even with the stock speakers), add an Infinity Basslink Subwoofer (the bass is much more fuller now), and changed the rear speakers to Kenwood's KFC-1387 3-way speakers (I have no complaints with them so far).

The next step for me is to either buy speakers for the doors or damping material for the panels to stop some of the vibrations that are being generated.

A tip for anyone who is interested: 2 major vibration problems are from the rear license plate and the center taillight. They are both pretty easy fixes with some thin foam or even some duct tape possibly. All you need is something a little soft to put between the surfaces so it doesn’t vibrate/rattle.

Joe






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