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Here is my progress. Both amps mounted, with the B52 in the clutch side hole. There is a little hangover from the RN4, but it's less than I had in my last setup.
I need to get the long 1/4 screw for the top inside bolt of the BT bracket to firm it up. Also, the Mmats 601s didn't want to fit the speaker mount, so I guess I'll need a spacer. Probably needed one anyway with the tweeter mount.
Here's a pic. The straight edge won't even clear the tweeter. A spacer is going to be needed. I'm heading up to my second job, at Best Buy, so I'll see what I can find. What are the specs on that top 1/4 bolt for the top inside hole?
Thats what I thought. You may have to use a spacer to get the speaker off and away from the horn. Just putting the speaker in may damage it. Not a deal breaker just need maybe a 1/2 inch.
Thats what I thought. You may have to use a spacer to get the speaker off and away from the horn. Just putting the speaker in may damage it. Not a deal breaker just need maybe a 1/2 inch.
Juice
Hopefully that will give me a place to drill the damn speakers in too.
I literally found three holes on the bracket. I just bought a 3/4 mdf ring. That should do the trick.
MDF will swell and fall apart with moisture, see if you can find plastic, PVC, or HDPE spacers. The 3/4" will work but make sure your outer fairing does not contact the back of the speaker and closes completely.
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