My 01 Taurus came with factory tweeters, but they need to be replaced. They are 1 inch. Do I just pull the factory tweeter and drop this in?
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You can check if it's compatible with your car when you make purchase through the amazon website. That's what i did for my car.
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it is very small and easy to fit in if you have a speaker size of 1 inch . Good luck Nathan !
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The tweets sound amazing, but I believe you will have to modify any time you put after market tweets in.
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Take a look at you existing speakers and see if the diameter is the same. My old Jag speakers were I just had to remove the Kicker speaker plastic bracket and put the Jag speaker bracket on the new speaker. Sounds great.
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I would say no, unless you have factory speakers there already that you can take out to put these in their place. These are amazing tweeters especially if you have the matching door speakers to pear up with them like I do.
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Are they pretty easy to install, by that I mean is like a cover that snaps over the tweeter with a hole in the back for a screw to go through, or will I need to buy an install kit? Thanks
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There is NOT a factory cut out on the enclosure for mounting, BUT if you get creative you can remove the woofer with an Allen head wrench and drill through the back of the speaker and use two wall anchors per speaker and mount them. The tweeter comes out too for a more secure mounting if you are creative. Good luck.
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I am not totally sure and would hate to give you unreliable information. Depends on the vehicle and stereo system. With my vehicle these speakers are used for the center dashboard speaker. Google Sonix Electronics for tweeters that is where I purchased my tweeters from. Good luck and sorry I wasn't more helpful but I would feel bad if unreliable information was provided.
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yeah it will fit ,but try them out first sound wise, cuss in shipping the speakers middle cone tweeters can damage the conescausing it to have a sound distortion not pretty. other than that good luck ,I didn't had any luck with them..
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Amazon's data base of information declares the speaker doesn't fit meaning, meaning it's not a direct replacement. You may have to drill an extra hole for the infinitis. The factory speakers have three screws securing them to the mount. The infinitis have four screws. So you may have to re drill the wholes to mount the speaker. Which is pretty common. As long as the factory speaker is the same size as the replacement and you have a drill to re drill the speaker holes. You should be fine.
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no, they just replace the OEM speakers. But it was a good upgrade to stock sound; I also added the tweeter pod and I have a great sounding system on my trike!
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Not sure. Installed them in a 99 Tahoe. All I needed was self drilling screws. And adapt the wires. The tweeters are a different mount than stock. Will not fit in the same mounts. I removed them from their housing and plastic welded them to the underside of the factory bracket. Sounds good.
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Its hard to say yes or no with out seeing your overhead console and it size, depth, and how wide it is, but the tweeter come with a few differnt mounting kits, the suface mount way should surly work and they would look just like how there shown in the picture on the Amazon site, I measured the ones I still have and are 1 & 5/8 inch dia, and 3/4 depth, but when I put mine in the back cargo area of my Jeep Grand Cherokee I used the the other recessed mounting option. I used a 1 & 3/4 inch hole saw on a power drill to make the holes in the Jeeps plastic trim planels and then glued them in place instead of using the supplied plastic nut from behind the panel, and the plastic cup that hold the tweeter in this recessed method is right on the 1 & 3/4 inch dia, and 3/4 of an inch in depth, but there is a threaded screw comming strait out the back of the actual tweeter, sorry on this one I dont have a true measurement without taking my jeep apart again, but I would guess you would need at least 1 & 1/4 inch of depth for clearance to recess mount them in your overhead and if you had an 1 & 1/2 you should be good on that option, or the suface mount would be the easy way, it all depends on the look you want and how handy you are, and what tools you also have to work with! PS try with and without the filter they give you too, I went without the filters on mine and using the cut-off on my aftermarket head unit instead, along with a 50 watt RMS amp as well, I love mine, they sound great to me and for just a small pair of tweeters they made a huge difference in overall sound, and can hear some of those high's you can normally only hear wearing good quality headphones. Hope this helps!
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I do not see why not. Just depends on the level of modification you are up for. Crutchfield will tell you the size of the opening if you do not know. You should be able to build or buy a adapter plate if the hole is not perfectly round. Then you would cut a hole under the grill and mount your tweet or place it in the deck outside of the grill. As to the speakers themselves, I have personally never heard better. The Linkwitz-Riley 4th order crossovers are top notch and these ARE made by Harmon Kardon. Get them in and I bet you will be happy. :) Alternately, look into BSW. They make speaker specifically for your Beemer. I do not see why not. Just depends on the level of modification you are up for. Crutchfield will tell you the size of the opening if you do not know. You should be able to build or buy a adapter plate if the hole is not perfectly round. Then you would cut a hole under the grill and mount your tweet or place it in the deck outside of the grill. As to the speakers themselves, I have personally never heard better. The Linkwitz-Riley 4th order crossovers are top notch and these ARE made by Harmon Kardon. Get them in and I bet you will be happy. :) Alternately, look into BSW. They make speaker... » Read More I do not see why not. Just depends on the level of modification you are up for. Crutchfield will tell you the size of the opening if you do not know. You should be able to build or buy a adapter plate if the hole is not perfectly round. Then you would cut a hole under the grill and mount your tweet or place it in the deck outside of the grill. As to the speakers themselves, I have personally never heard better. The Linkwitz-Riley 4th order crossovers are top notch and these ARE made by Harmon Kardon. Get them in and I bet you will be happy. :) Alternately, look into BSW. They make speaker specifically for your Beemer. « Show Less
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First off find out your speaker wire neg and positive, once you get that, the wire with the white line on it is your neg on the tweeter, put it with the neg wire on speaker, and all black wire on tweeter is pos and put it with the pos on speaker, and mounting them, we'll the sticky pad that comes with them ain't great, they do come with a bracket
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Like with almost any aftermarket product you will most likely have to modify something to get it to fit. When I bought the speakers for my truck it was not a direct fit. I had to use the factory adapter/spacer for it to work. If the one in your car dosnt fit then you will most likely have to fabricate something. Best sugestion if you dont want to deal with the hassle just buy OEM replacements. Amazon has everything you need.....just cost a little more.
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Yup, must trim the extra material from the inside radius and use the plastic support from the old ones. These weren't meant to fit the originals though, I simply made em work. To get the triplet OE1 replacements you're supposed to call Bose. Due to planned obsolescence, we were meant to buy the newer, flatter sounding model. Cheers!
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I did a search on Crutchfield and this is what I found Installation Details Installation Details for your 2002 Chevrolet Astro Van with Door Tweeters &#9702;This item fits your vehicle To install this speaker in your Front Door&#9702;Use the factory speaker brackets. &#9702;Use the factory speaker grilles. To install this speaker in your Tail Doors&#9702;Use the factory speaker grilles. &#9702;Drill out rivets to remove the factory speakers. &#9702;The factory amp, mounted behind the right rear side trim panel, only sends bass frequencies to these speakers. To get full-range sound through your new speakers, you'll need to cut and splice wiring in order to bypass the factory amp. &#9702;Use the factory speaker grilles. &#9702;A speaker adapter bracket is required, and it's included free with your speaker purchase. &#9702;Drill out rivets to remove the factory speakers. &#9702;The factory amp, mounted behind the right rear side trim panel, only sends bass frequencies to these speakers. To get full-range sound through your new speakers, you'll need to cut and splice wiring in order to bypass the factory amp. As for as the tweeters, it depends on if you have stock tweeters or not. The tweeter themselves are 1" but require a 2" hole in order to mount them with the supplied brackets. If you have any DIY experience, you should be able to make them fit. I had no problem adding them to my doors in my '97 S10. I just had to drill the hole and remove some sheet metal from the door frame with a dremel. You can check out my gallery on the install here: http://s1122.beta.photobucket.com/user/Chief_USN/library/1997%20S-10%20Work/Speaker%20Upgrade%202012 Hope this helps.
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1" small flat tweeters. Will fit in most pillar panels. Tweeters are threaded so u can tighten them with plastic "bolt" provided With speskers