Lude speakers

How the hell do you get the front door speakers out?? I tried to pop off the grill but i think i'm breaking it so i stopped. Do i gotta get the door panel off? My 1st Prelude. Also will 8 inch subs fit in the back window?? Thanks.

Well you have to take the whole door panel off. That sucks be carefull taking it of to I broke the plastic thing that goes around my door handel when I did it. Once again it sucks..

Like stated above, the door panels must come off. If you're putting full range speakers in, it's recommended you disconnect the tweeters so that your imaging isn't thrown off, unless you're putting a component system in. I've thought about putting a cheap 8 inch sub in the back, but between the two seats where there is one already, I don't know if that's what you're talking about. If not, you can put a sub whever you want as long as you build a box for it. If you're talking about cutting a hole and putting it on the rear deck, make sure it's a free air sub.

Thanks, i thought maybe take the panel off. WTF kinda BS is that? Ok let me get this straight... there is a sub between the rear "seats". I see the two speakers in the rear window and can see them from the trunk..but i havent noticed a sub. i have a 94 si. how would i access the speaker between the rear seats? whats the deal with this imaging with the front tweets?? Thank fellas...

Thanks, i thought maybe take the panel off. WTF kinda BS is that? Ok let me get this straight... there is a sub between the rear "seats". I see the two speakers in the rear window and can see them from the trunk..but i havent noticed a sub. i have a 94 si. how would i access the speaker between the rear seats? whats the deal with this imaging with the front tweets?? Thank fellas...

The sub only comes in the VTEC and SE Preludes. Its an Alpine 6x9. You can access it through the trunk. As for the imaging; When you have two things convering the same frequency, it tends to ruin things.

Here's a picture of the sub in my car: http://s94031292.onlinehome.us/images/Image015.jpg