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Help with rear door speaker upgrade 900 1993

posted by  Jon K. on  Tue Jul 27 16:28 CST 2004
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Jim,

I just got done cramming some 6.5 MB Quart component units in the front doors of my 945T. The magnets on these are HUGE, so some cutting was in order.

Do I understand correctly that you have a little Sawzall? That would be slick. I used a smaller hack saw to cut three notches, then simply hammered/folded the offending metal out of the way. I'm not sure how the metal in the rear is configured (I left them stock, they will only be used if rear seat passengers complain) but if you only have a half inch to remove it should be a piece of cake.

Have fun with your new tunes! BTW, nice collection of rides....I wish my 945T had an M46...someday.
--
Jonathan Knauer - 94 945Ti - fun!






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