Speaker adapters
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But if those are too rich for your blood I've had extremely good luck with these:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/SPEAKER-ADAP...-/121358701848
Last edited by Gannicus; Dec 26, 2014 at 12:49 PM.
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I've had issues with fitment (speaker and fairing mostly on Roadies) that took a little "engineering" to get to fit properly with several of the cheaper adapters.
Never had an issue with Arc Audio adapter rings.
Never had an issue with Arc Audio adapter rings.
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I got 13 SG and so does bro. I used these without issues. both with Polks.
Keep in mind you need to position the speaker to ring screws first (1 or 2 might end up a bit in an angle (~10 degrees off). they'll go in straight.
Just take a little bit more time...
http://www.ebay.com/itm/SPEAKER-ADAP...8ad518&vxp=mtr
PS. same as gannicus pointed out - from Eastern Performance BTW - well known aftermarket online shop...
Keep in mind you need to position the speaker to ring screws first (1 or 2 might end up a bit in an angle (~10 degrees off). they'll go in straight.
Just take a little bit more time...
http://www.ebay.com/itm/SPEAKER-ADAP...8ad518&vxp=mtr
PS. same as gannicus pointed out - from Eastern Performance BTW - well known aftermarket online shop...
Tourer
Joined: Jan 2015
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From: Orlando, FL
See my post about new audio install. The Polk mounting holes are off the outside of the speaker adapters. Half of each hole that is. I used a dremel to elongate the mounting holes on the speakers themselves towards the cone and this allowed the adapter ring holes to line up with the speaker holes.
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