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Old 08-02-2005, 06:49 AM
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speaker screws

i have a 92 sc2 and i just added speakers to my car the previously didnt have any. can any one tell m ethe screw size that i nned all the way around so that i can tighten my speakers down better? thanx
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Re: speaker screws

front or rear?
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Re: speaker screws

both. what the the screw size for the front and back speakers so that i can properly tighten them down?
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Re: speaker screws

the fronts use a retainer simular to the push rivets all around the car, except the center "push in" part is replaced with a plastic screw. i do not know about the rears.
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