I have a Honda crv 98" model, and want to install these speakers in the front. Will they fit, or how much modification will they need?
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According to crutchfield 6.5" speakers should fit fine. These speakers might need a little modification when installing the tweeters. The tweeters are a bit rounder and has more thickness. Just a little modification would be needed if your car already came with separate tweeters up front.
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they are actually 6.75 speakers and I believe they will need brackets to be installed in the car. Thats what I had to do on my Honda Fit.
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They are actually a bit larger than 6.5" it's more like 6.75" and requires more space, it looks like 6.5 is the largest you can fit comfortably in your car, you may be able to cut out part of your door but that always scares me, look around there's definitely others out there that will work for you
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Probably, but may require some minor modification. Crutchfield.com website says 6 1/2" speakers will fit your car - but given that these are component speakers, you may have to cut/drill a hole in your door panel if you don't currently have a component system. I used them in my Toyota Tundra and they sound great - they are good speakers, so if you are technically fairly competent and handy, you can probably install them easily. Good luck. Worst case, go to your local best buy store and see if they can install them for you - their install prices are very reasonable. My local BB store does great work - the guys there really know what they are doing. Probably, but may require some minor modification. Crutchfield.com website says 6 1/2" speakers will fit your car - but given that these are component speakers, you may have to cut/drill a hole in your door panel if you don't currently have a component system. I used them in my Toyota Tundra and they sound great - they are good speakers, so if you are technically fairly competent and handy, you can probably install them easily. Good luck. Worst case, go to your local best buy store and see if they can install them for you - their install prices are very reasonable. My local BB store... » Read More Probably, but may require some minor modification. Crutchfield.com website says 6 1/2" speakers will fit your car - but given that these are component speakers, you may have to cut/drill a hole in your door panel if you don't currently have a component system. I used them in my Toyota Tundra and they sound great - they are good speakers, so if you are technically fairly competent and handy, you can probably install them easily. Good luck. Worst case, go to your local best buy store and see if they can install them for you - their install prices are very reasonable. My local BB store does great work - the guys there really know what they are doing. « Show Less
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Yes they will the Front are 6.5" and the Rear are all 6x9 as far as I know done installs on lots of Honda Cars !Struz
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I think the rear speakers in a civic are 6x9s. So yes they should fit. But I don't think these speakers would be much greater than the factory speakers in the car.
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I am not sure. I installed it in my 2010 crv and I did a few modification to make it fit. Awesome sound.
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Your front speaker size is a 6 3/4" or 6.75 inch. These are 6 1/2 so try and find these in your speaker size. You'll love every penny you spent on them
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They said they wouldn't fit in my Buick too despite the fact that I had 6x9s in there from the factory. The only issue I had was that only 3 of the 4 mounting screw holes would match up. The 4th was off center so I just mounted them with 3 in my rear deck. These speakers are pretty deep (that's why they have decent bass) so check your clearance first. I was going to put these in my doors too but the window track was an issue so I put in the Infinity 6" round speakers. Those weren't supposed to fit either btw. Amazon is not perfect. LOL
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if you have stock 6x9 then these should work. i would check crutchfield.com, enter your vehicle and it will tell you what speakers will fit.
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These can be made to fit, but that may require custom-made spacers, drilling new mounting holes in the door panels, etc. They will not simply bolt up to the stock location - no off-the-shelf component speaker set will.
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Go to metraonline.com type in your cars info ant it will tell you the size of speakers it fits. Another website is critchfield and they'll do the same.
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Yes it will fit any standard double din with a Honda wiring harnes . Possible an antenna adapter and kit to cover up gap in the front . Should bolt up with four screws .j would upgrade the speakers also you will be impressed
1983122
Its probably still possible to fit them ! There good replacement speakers , just dont listen to them very loud they will blow , I blew my right side dash one and I got some 4 inch polk audio they sound even better!
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They are drop in 6 and 1/2 inch speakers, if you can see your speakers in your door measure or pull door panel off and look. Check Honda online or go to Crutchfield they have excellent references.
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Depends on the model of truck. It its a Silverado - they are reportedly the right fit for the front door speakers. I'd recommend checking crutchfield or a similar site to make sure. Some vehicles have shallow doors and cannot always accommodate all speakers.
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It seems like you need speaker brackets. The Scosche SAC656 brackets are the ones you need for the front & rear it seems, and it looks like your best bet would be buying 6.5" or 6.75" speakers. So these speakers would fit, given that you buy the speaker adapter brackets. If you're still not sure, go to your local Best Buy; they'll be able to tell you.
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They will fit. Cars and motorcycles alike come equipped with braces or mounts able to handle a variety of sizes from small tweeters to larger speakers. Check your manual to see what size the originals were, but they should fit. I have them installed on my motorcycle, they are awesome!
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They'll fit, but you'll have to get creative. You'll either need to have custom mounting brackets made or drill 4 holes for each speaker (you'll also need foam baffles or foam tape to put between the speakers & the mounting surface, since they won't fit flush (otherwise, they'll be prone to rattling & making noise). The problem is with the car design itself, not with these speakers - the stock rear speakers in a '96 Camry are 6x9s, but they have a retarded, non-standard, triangular mount built into the stock speakers, so the car doesn't have holes that will work with standard aftermarket 6x9s. They'll fit, but you'll have to get creative. You'll either need to have custom mounting brackets made or drill 4 holes for each speaker (you'll also need foam baffles or foam tape to put between the speakers & the mounting surface, since they won't fit flush (otherwise, they'll be prone to rattling & making noise). The problem is with the car design itself, not with these speakers - the stock rear speakers in a '96 Camry are 6x9s, but they have a retarded, non-standard, triangular mount built into the stock speakers, so the car doesn't have holes that will work with standard aftermarket 6x9s.