tour pack speackers
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yep.. you can put Biketronics 7.1" back there as well, just have to change the pods to the BT pods. Then take your existing controls and remount them in the new pods.
If you want to stay with 6.5", check out VTwin Audio. They have adapters/spacers to allow the 6.5"
The Kicker CS654 will fit with no modifications in the stock pods.
If you want to stay with 6.5", check out VTwin Audio. They have adapters/spacers to allow the 6.5"
The Kicker CS654 will fit with no modifications in the stock pods.
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From: dalton
yep.. you can put Biketronics 7.1" back there as well, just have to change the pods to the BT pods. Then take your existing controls and remount them in the new pods.
If you want to stay with 6.5", check out VTwin Audio. They have adapters/spacers to allow the 6.5"
The Kicker CS654 will fit with no modifications in the stock pods.
If you want to stay with 6.5", check out VTwin Audio. They have adapters/spacers to allow the 6.5"
The Kicker CS654 will fit with no modifications in the stock pods.
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none of the 2 ohm speakers are going to fit without the spacer except the Polk Audio MM651 and I don't suggest you use them as they're still proving to have not had the glue issues with the tweeter stalks corrected by Polk Audio's manufacturing process.
none of the 2 ohm speakers are going to fit without the spacer except the Polk Audio MM651 and I don't suggest you use them as they're still proving to have not had the glue issues with the tweeter stalks corrected by Polk Audio's manufacturing process.
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From: dalton
Did u use oem grill or the one thay came with speakers . I know kickers has 100w and usually they are what tgey say .
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i put in 6.5 speakers from cycle sounds with no mods. they are 2.7 ohms. just givivg you another option.
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I used the grills that came with the speakers. The stockers no longer worked. I was running around 100 watts to the speakers and they sounded really good.
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+1 on the kickers. I've found these speakers to be the best fit for that location without modifications and they sound pretty darn good too!
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I see this an old thread but.......
I am on my second pair of Polk mm651's in the tour pack pods and I like them a lot however I can't get rid of a buzz at low bass. Thinking about these kicker ksc67's and I see they are 6.75. So these will still fit in the stock pods with no modifications?
Thanks for any reply!
I am on my second pair of Polk mm651's in the tour pack pods and I like them a lot however I can't get rid of a buzz at low bass. Thinking about these kicker ksc67's and I see they are 6.75. So these will still fit in the stock pods with no modifications?
Thanks for any reply!