i have a nissan 370z this speakers can fix to the rear pole
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I used mine on my boat and it mounted up to my tower. The sound was Awesome. Good quality heavy duty speaker. You would just have to check the diameter of your overhead rear pole in your car to see if it will mount up.
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Have to measure the space in ur car and compare it to the height of these speakers
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that will work if you you can find the speaker wire or you can take out the radio and splice the wires.
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Dear Nate,Thanks so much for your inquiry. I'm showing that the speakers you've asked about are rear speakers and should drop in fairly easily. Our company's car installation department would normally build a small adaptor plate out of mdf. Please let me know if I can be of any additional assistance.Regards,Eric CohenWorld Wide Stereo
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cut it in the middle and add the cable you need, thats all. i did it with the rear speakers
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you asked this question months ago, jeje, try to look at your currently tweeters, and measure it, and compare with these ones, these are 1" high, 2.75 long(from screw hole to screw hole) and 1.75" wide, (the circle top). that was what i just did righnow, and i now these will fit to my nissan sentra,
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I had to make all the wires longer since my car is long I did it with speaker wire
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I have 2007 Nissan Pathfinder with Speakers BOSE system and the Nissan Navigation System Universal DVD Stereo work very wellwith my Pathfinder Speakers BOSE System
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I have these speakers in the doors of a Nissan Sentra and they do a very decent job as far as bass goes, again remember that to produce bass you need to have some room for the air to move behind the cone. I can say that I'm very happy with them.
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Since you have a 4 year old car your wiring should be in very good condition and therefore very likely you won't have to replace wires or connections. If I remember correctly, these speakers come with 3 options to pick from to mount onto your car's existing speaker mounts (holes). As you can see, the small tweeters aren't built into the speaker so you'll have to open up the area where your car's stock tweeters are located, and I'm betting that's a piece of plastic covering your tweeter that'll snap on and off with a little forceful tug, but be careful not to break it. The connections are very standard, one is thick and one is thin. Use your car's existing wires to connect to the speaker's input, then use the crossover wires that come with these speakers to connect the output of the speaker to the input of the tweeter. Connect the thick to thick and the thin to thin, that simple. If your car doesn't already have a place to mount the tweeters then this is where you'll have to get creative and make a place to mount them, but all these new cars i'm betting have their tweeters somewhere by the windshield and door. I tried looking at Kenwood's website for their installation diagram they used to have as PDF format but i think they took it down. I can't even find these speakers anymore. I bought them about 2 years ago. Had to get creative and make a place for my tweeters since i have a 1996 model. I like the investment I made on these speakers, not one regret.
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The rear speakers have a round threaded hole in the back if you want to use it but they come with wall mounts.
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Yes. If it is a 6 speaker system the sedan model, the rear speaker dimensions should be 6" x 9" x 3.25" speaker size
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I'm not sure but I am sure of this you will need a new dash din which is what holds the stereo. Take it to a audio shop to get a pros opinion
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http://fortin.ca/en/vehicles/nissan/350z/2003/ Should answer all you want to ask, maybe you should consider a professional install.
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They come with wires to splice into the factory wiring that will plug into the speaker
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I'm not to sure, I have new NISSAN Xettera 2012. Best find out Google 2005 cr -v speakers size. But I believe it does 75%
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I was able to use some epoxy to hold them to the stock location. You will need to cut the original wire harness and splice the wires together, but it is not hard if you have some experience with speaker wiring.