Have 95 Nissan Pickup ext cab. I went out and measured 4" and 6.5" f/r. Your app guide says they won't fit. What gives, are they too deep or what?
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They said that the speakers would fit my 97 escort but they did not. I had factory 6.5 and ordered these to replace. They were closer to 7 inches than 6.5 I had to use the template to bore new mounting holes. I believe that the speakers are sized to the outer edge of the cone not the rim. These speakers also are not to deep because the 20oz magnet is more like 10oz so they are relatively shallow about 3 to 3.5 inches. Good luck with these I won't buy another set of Pyle. I also bought the 7x5 and they were to big as well only able to use 2 mounting holes on each side as I could not bore new holes since Ford mount is integrated into the cover. Again, I won't buy these again either. Hope this helps you, I will spend a little more and get another speaker next time.
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this style is for extended cab ,not 4 door model. you should be able to find these for your model.
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They are around 160mm or 6 inches high. My van (Transit connect) got on with no problems, they'd be a little bit of an issue with a lower vehicle. I did find a little mod to enable lower cars to get on, but you'll have to Google that one.
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Is that just what you measured? Or are you going from specs? If it's old, it may have compressed a little. Pretty sure mine had. Anyway, I have a fiberglass snug top on a 98 f150 extended cab and they worked perfectly.
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Best option is to use a tape measure and see if the dimensions in the ad will work out. The kit includes 4 mounting 'lugs' which must be screwed into the paneling/upholstery (may not be ideal depending on how original-condition you want to keep your car). However, I found the storage unit fit quite handily in the bed of my full size pickup.
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I just went out to the RV and checked on the mirrors. The box (and my tape measure) both show that these mirrors will expand wide enough to fit a factory mirror that is up to 7 inches tall. In doing a Google Image Search for your truck, I see the standard mirrors look pretty darn close to that 7 inches. If they are 7 inches tall or less, they will likely fit quite well. If they are 7 1/4 inches, you'll need a different mirror.I hope they fit your truck, they are a pretty good looking set of mirrors and would complement your vehicle!(Don't forget to order an extra set of rubber straps, too. Just in case!) I just went out to the RV and checked on the mirrors. The box (and my tape measure) both show that these mirrors will expand wide enough to fit a factory mirror that is up to 7 inches tall. In doing a Google Image Search for your truck, I see the standard mirrors look pretty darn close to that 7 inches. If they are 7 inches tall or less, they will likely fit quite well. If they are 7 1/4 inches, you'll need a different mirror.I hope they fit your truck, they are a pretty good looking set of mirrors and would complement your vehicle!(Don't... » Read More I just went out to the RV and checked on the mirrors. The box (and my tape measure) both show that these mirrors will expand wide enough to fit a factory mirror that is up to 7 inches tall. In doing a Google Image Search for your truck, I see the standard mirrors look pretty darn close to that 7 inches. If they are 7 inches tall or less, they will likely fit quite well. If they are 7 1/4 inches, you'll need a different mirror.I hope they fit your truck, they are a pretty good looking set of mirrors and would complement your vehicle!(Don't forget to order an extra set of rubber straps, too. Just in case!) « Show Less
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Hi Xero, No they will not fit without making serious modifications. We have them on our shop FJ but had to do a bit of work to get them working. Talk to Chase.
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Yes it should fit an 05 Silverado ext. cab. I bought this set for my fathers birthday. He has an 03 Silverado ext. cab. I just did the part no. search for both his truck and the one you are asking about and I got the same part number both times. His have been on his truck about 18 months and he is happy with them so far. I will say that once you have the area cleaned and ready for mounting them, you had better be careful about getting them lined up the way you want them. Once you stick them down, they are really stuck on there well. I would suggest a test fit first with the film covering the adhesive still in place. Also you will want to make sure you have the rear ones on the correct side as to allow the little pop out windows to open properly.
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Installed mine on a chevy crew cab and mounted controll box under hood. The only wires that were not too short were the ones for the front head lights and one of them were close. The wires for the back were pieced under driver seat, way short. I'd say they would be to short for you as well.
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Travis, it should mine fits great on my chevy,but i dont know how model specific they build them,mine is just the right amount wider and taller then the cab,need to spend some time looking for them on fords starting to see more around , i keep eye out too see if i spot on on a ford and let you know. good luck
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It doesn't matter. what does matter is the size of the opening where you install them. they are measured as a 6 inch by 9 inch opening, and you need about 3 inches of clearance on the backside of the opening where you plan to put them. If your vehicle has the standard 6x9 opening they should fit, otherwise you would need to enlarge the speaker opening in the door or rear location where you want to put them. hope this helps Stacy. sincerely, Sal
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I Have A 00 Ext 3 Door And I Just Bought The Same Set And They Run The Entire Length Of My Cab +. I Had To Cut About 7" Off Because I Got The Replacement Cab Corners too
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Mine are about 4.5 inches deep. I didn't measure them though, I'm just judging based on pictures of when I installed mine.
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I have a 2010 crew cab and they did not fit about 18" to short. Had to return them they charged me about 30 bucks return postage
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The answer is up to you. They are not that long, so they are great for trucks with tool boxes. What I did was centered them in the space remaining between the tool box and the tailgate - making sure they looked centered over the rear wheels. Drilled my holes, and there you go - mounted. They look excellent. These items are 51" from tip to tip, so make sure that works for you - and that the mounting holes don't end up over the stake holes in the bed. Keep in mind Westin makes rails that are longer - going up in about 4" increments. I hope this helps
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No. Get the Rockford Fosgate and you'll be fine. I had the same issue although I have an F250 crew but the space behind the rear seats is about the same on both trucks.
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I installed them in my 87 s10 regular cab.they fit n sound great. as far as install in newer generation body style.. I d say they fit as long as gm didn't change the sizes.but as earlier person stated, they fit 96'. but that too, is a different body style.