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Man with the Rushmore models search to be sure, the lowers on them have a bigger internal size than pre Rushmore and you “may” not need a spacer for the 601’s.
[QUOTE=IArider1;18141755]Ill definately do some research appreciate the heads up.[/QUOTE
I have a 16 limited w mmats 601cx and No spacers in my lowers...just fyi....wet lowers btw..
So a 1/2 spacer will not get the job done with these in the tour pak?
eggwhite..not sure.. i think i read on the forum here somewhere where 1/2 to 3/4".. so it was not 1".. my bad.. but 3/4" spacer..here is the link... v twin spacer
I plan on adding at minimum 2 more speakers. More than likely I will do lowers simply because I ride so much I feel like I will get a lot more out of them. Probably looking at doing the mmats 601s in the lowers. Was finally able to put some decent miles on the bike today, so at some point this week I need to mess with the eq on my headunit and knock those higher frequency notes down a bit. Overall it screams and I am extremely happy. Buddy I was riding with today ended up just shutting his radio off and listened to mine. Said he could hear it clear as day on the interstate doing 80.
Just wanted to let you know I got my system fired up and working. Same as yours but with pa601s in the lowers. It absolutely rocks. Super clear and all of the volume you can stand. Very happy with the system. Havent had it on the road yet due to weather here in NE Ohio. All indications are it is going to work out great. Will let you know. Can see my posts on 03 uprgrade.
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