Amazon says these speakers will fit my 99 Honda Civic. But they're slightly larger than the originals. Do I need a trim ring?
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Yeah the speakers will fit but your going to need to trim for the grills to fit.
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They fit in my 2001 Honda Civic - granted I had to use a harness, but only because of the stock screw placement. More than likely your Silverado has or had 6 1/2 speakers in the door panel ... I just did a general search for "1998 Chevy Silverado speaker sizes" and this is the standard size.
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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 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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I really don't know. My car is a 2003 and somewhere along the way I read or saw that these speakers fit other models. Who to contact maybe a dealership partsdept see if they would give you some info.
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No you have to get an adapter for what ever car you are putting them into. Make sure you measure your stock speakers to see if they will fit. I had to twik the speaker holes to have them fit
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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'm not sure what model Civic you have, but they might be a little big for the back seat. We had a 1993 Nissan Altima.
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Since you have a 4 year old car your wiring should be in very good condition and therefore very likely you won't have to replace wires or connections. If I remember correctly, these speakers come with 3 options to pick from to mount onto your car's existing speaker mounts (holes). As you can see, the small tweeters aren't built into the speaker so you'll have to open up the area where your car's stock tweeters are located, and I'm betting that's a piece of plastic covering your tweeter that'll snap on and off with a little forceful tug, but be careful not to break it. The connections are very standard, one is thick and one is thin. Use your car's existing wires to connect to the speaker's input, then use the crossover wires that come with these speakers to connect the output of the speaker to the input of the tweeter. Connect the thick to thick and the thin to thin, that simple. If your car doesn't already have a place to mount the tweeters then this is where you'll have to get creative and make a place to mount them, but all these new cars i'm betting have their tweeters somewhere by the windshield and door. I tried looking at Kenwood's website for their installation diagram they used to have as PDF format but i think they took it down. I can't even find these speakers anymore. I bought them about 2 years ago. Had to get creative and make a place for my tweeters since i have a 1996 model. I like the investment I made on these speakers, not one regret.
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no they will not the ad says they do but they dont. summit has the correct part number for your vehicle or you can go on to power stops website and get the correct part number and find them on amazon. civic exs have bigger rotors and pads.
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I would go to crutchfield and enter your vehicle and it will tell you the mfg. specs. These speakers do come with different mounting bracket configurations. If you type in the speaker it may tell you if it is and exact fit or modification. The speakers are fairly shallow and the outer bezel has quite a few mounting slots. If the hole size is 5 to 5 1/4 these should fit fine with no modification.
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I installed these speakers in my 1985 honda accord's DOOR! I can only guess no more then 3" that's with the snazzy cover. They fit where the original speakers were.... I'm over estimating.
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Look for the bulb number and that should be it. My 99 Civic uses H4 bulbs. I selected the 6k and H4 bulbs. Should be the same as stock number.
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I got these from a set I got from Crutchfield for my '11 CRZ, they do fit both the front door and rear speaker holes. However, for the Fit, I do not know. This is to show that I'm pretty sure that they will, most Hondas are the same.
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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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It should fit They all have the same all 2011-2013 civic have the same default speaker slots it will also depend on what speakers you have Personally I have the new DB elite pro audio it has a big magnet which makes it a tight fit
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HI You wont regret it..but they come in Packages of 2...so thats even better than you thought huh?...giggle..they're worth every dollar~ Enjoy....a little side note commenting on the below comment..*the best thing to do..to make sure they fit..*go to Crutchfield.com..they will tell you exactly what you'll have to do ...you just ad your car make and model..which speakers you want..door, back panels etc..and they will come up with a list..or you put these in to make sure they fit...and most times..its a minor adjustment...that way...Yoo dont have to go chasing around looking for them...