omoulton

I'm thinking about replacing the amp and speakers in my 03' 6speed. Researching replacements brings me to components sets that have a stand alone or seperate crossover.

Anyone have any experience inside the doors? Is there room for the crossovers in the doors with interfering with window operation etc?

Is there a better location to place the crossovers??

Thanks

Otis

NJ_CLS_driver

I have mine in the trunk. Looks nice

JaySyn77

There's space towards the right(Left for Drivers Side) bottom of the door panel for the crossovers. You're going to see an oval shaped plastic part where the crossovers should fit. I'll try to post pics in a few days

NSXNEXT

iTrader: (2)

I had mine mounted here. Plexi screwed to the door panel.

JaySyn77

NSXNEXT: Looks nice man. Where did you get the dark grey door panel cover? I wanna get rid of that white garbage bag look-a-like crap that the CL come with.

PiMpiN wHITe Cl-S

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same here..i would like to know..and also would dynamatting the whole door prevent less road noise??

NSXNEXT

iTrader: (2)

That's Cascade, same stuff at Dynamat. I just removed the white plastic piece.

Road noise is definitely reduced.

omoulton

Thank you very much gentlemen!!!

Six Shifter

There also is dead space below and between the 6 1/2 and the door jamb (front of door). The x-overs that came with my JL Audio's are mounted in that location, which keeps everything somewhat centrally located. Just another option.

6mt

What's cascade? Where do you get it?

omoulton

Thanks Y2K3CL-S. Did the location involve cutting into the door panel. Thanks.

Otis

Six Shifter

Actually no. My xovers are physically mounted inside the door, so they're neither visible nor accessible - unlike the way NSXNEXTs are mounted. With the stock 6 1/2 removed, you can reach in and feel around to see that the space between the speaker and the door jamb is relatively free from other things. My xovers were set for the front seperates, and then you can use the xover housing as a template to mark the location of the two screw holes. Then all you have to do is drill two holes to either accomodate the screws (or you can replace with a nut/bolt combo or you can just use a tiewrap if you prefer), and after you get done wiring up your seperates you mount the xover inside the door and affix accordingly. Doesn't get in the way of any moving mechanism within the door, and doesn't stick out and get in the way of the door panel either. Again, this normally means that you don't have the opportunity to constantly change the xover points unless you like taking the whole thing apart each/every time. I kinda like what NSXNEXT did with his, but I can't tell if his xover is thicker than the JL Audio one that came with the XR650CSi's that I'm using. Something to consider.

omoulton

Y2K3CL-S - Thanks for the advice man. Have a great weekend.

icy CL

NSXNEXT...that's a fuckin great idea man. i saw streetz do that once but i think he used wood or something. never thought of using plexi. i'm getting tired of my crossovers constantly fallin whenever i remove the door panel...or sometimes i hear it hitting the plastic. when i dynamat my door, i'll do that as well. but i may need to trim the black plastic peice on the door panel...that horizontal piece anyway cuz the boston pro's crossovers are kinda huge i think. any one know a good way to trim it...or just get an exacto knife and start carving away?