mr bigolsworth
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So any advice from someone on how to remove them would be great. Idk where to even start.
Rear speaker replacement.
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It is more effort than it is worth at this point, but if you insist follow the link to see all of the panels you will have to remove. You can ignore the running of the wire unless you are going to put a sub/amp or backup cam in.
http://9thcivic.com/forum/threads/mutilated-a-rear-side-curtain-airbag-clip.7405/
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mr bigolsworth
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That link took me else where. Not to side air bag removal.
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Well, that was weird. Should be fixed now.
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I was not able to find a 9th specific aftermarket speaker mount that fit correctly either.
Edit: was going to post a link, but it looks as though we discussed this one already in another thread.
Edit: was going to post a link, but it looks as though we discussed this one already in another thread.
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mr bigolsworth
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Thanks for the help. I tore it all apart and dyno matted my back deck and trunk. Sounds 10000x better. I'm actually gonna build a box soon that's gonna port through where the stock subwoofer was.
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mr bigolsworth
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yea i think ill replace them and use the sub hole as my port
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Let us know how the replacement goes.
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mr bigolsworth
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im gonna use mdf and make a bracket and mount the speakers in ring i make
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If you are going to do some custom modification, depending on the basket of the speaker you get, you could possibly drill new holes in the deck.
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mr bigolsworth
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i prob will end up throwing 3 bolts and nuts in with dyno mat between the wood and metal and use wood on the bottom as a puck with dyno mat under it aswell to keep it from rattling.