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Old 10-12-2004, 03:14 PM
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spacers

where is the best place to get spacers, or how should i go about them? would it be easy to make them? i have spare mdf lying around..........
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Re: spacers

i think that came out wrong. im getting the edi 6500s, but there is no room for the speakers cuz of the windows. what should i get and where?
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Re: spacers

it's easy to make them, you just need a template

or if there's a forum for your specific car, you may be able to find someone who can make them on there for $15-20
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