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Old 02-05-2005, 11:13 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Question mounting depth Q

I have just purchased a pair of Boston's FS60 to place in the front of my '02 camry LE. But i have one problem the speakers touch the window, what can i use to space it out some?.

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The mounting deapth of the speakers is 2.5" which is the exact deapth that i have to the window. I have no more than 1" between the metal to the kick pannel. I will also be placing a foam baffle to protect the seapker which has a mouthing depth of 3.25".

Please if anybody has some suggestions i would love to hear them

Thank you in advance.
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Appropriate spacers from the car-stereo store ? My Corolla took 1" but 3/4" would have been perfect.
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You need to get some MDF mounting rings.
Like Craig said, go to a car audio store and get some spacer rings, preferably made out of MDF wood.
Or you can have My friend Marv make you some and mail them out.
http://community-2.webtv.net/MarvsPlace/MarvsPlace/
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Go with the MDF idea. If you want, you can make it yourself. All you need is the MFD (cheap enough from Home Depot or other stores like that) and a Dremmel or a Scroll Saw.
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