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Just ordered hogtunes 352F_AA 5.25" speakers for my 15 Road Glide fitment says they fir, but no so my ? before returning is , does anyone know of an adapter reducer mounting plate for 5.25 to go into 6.5 holes
Then make a new post about what you want to accomplish, how much budget youre working with, and take that advice.
Hogtunes is bottom of the barrel stuff along with a whole of other motorcycle specific crap. Its either rebranded junk or overpriced as hell.
You can do MUCH better for less. If youre trying to run off the stock head unit without adding an amp, youre kinda limited because most speakers come in 4 or 8 ohm voice coils, the infinity kappa 6.5s are 2.7 ohm which is close the oem Harley. Without adding an amp, youre kind of just throwing money on the ground because you arent going to get any real benefit where you want it which is clarity and volume at highway speeds.
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