

| Subject: | Re: Crutchfield- lots o Vanagon speakers, any fit? |
| From: | woody |
| Date: | Wed, 27 Jun 2001 18:27:21 -0500 |
I changed all the speakers in my ' 89 with crutchfield speaks and the
fronts are the toughest to fit in place. The hardest dimensions to fit is
the depth ! As the side of the dashboard gets in the way.The only ones I
found that fit were a set of Kenwoods(sorry I don't remember the model
#'s).If my memory serves me there is only an inch and a 1/8 of clearence for
the depth ! And yes, it's no brainer installation.
Yes, the rear speakers are the same,though I wanted more bass and cut
the cabinets to fit 5 1/4" speaks.If you need the model #'s pmail me and I
will look it up for you.
Good Luck,
woody
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89 westy "the couch"
64 kombi slow (big nut)
61 panel slower (small nut)
60 westy slowest (no nut)
57 oval (for sale)
> When you look up front door speakers for an 85 Vanagon at the Crutchfied
site
> there are 10-15 listed all with the "E-Z" installation guide. Previous
> postings on this list indicate only a few choices for speakers in the
stock
> location and that cutting and chopping is necessary for them to fit. Has
> anyone bought a set and was able to just "pop" them in with little or no
> mods? That window crank is just a hairs width away from the speaker
grills.
> Also is the rear speakers in the Westy overhead A/C panel the same speaker
as
> the front door panel? Thanks
> Spencer
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