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Buzz...I saw where Lucky Seven has the GZ 7x10 with an adapter
...have you talked to them, they should know what fits your lids...good luck!
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Moto
PMed the Lucky 7 shop but the dude I spoke to hadn’t had any experience putting them in Rockfords cut your own 6 x9 lid kit.
IndyNick
Originally Posted by IndyNick
I’ve used the ground zeros 7x10’s in 6x9 lids. They include an adapter. They kick butt with some power but with the adapter they do drop down a good 1/2”.
. What brand lids did you install the GZ’s in? What frequency are you crossing them?
Thanks
Glider
Last edited by No U Glider; Aug 19, 2019 at 10:48 PM.
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