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Originally Posted by soundman98
these look to fit.
crutchfield is really conservative. when they say that something fits, it usually does. though i haven't run across anyone that has used these brackets.
https://www.crutchfield.com/p_142SAT...-Brackets.html
otherwise, you can make your own out of any malleable material. i've watched one youtube car audio guy that uses 1/2" thick black ABS sheets for any adapters/bracketry he needs.
other guys will use plywood of varying extreme degrees of moisture resistance-- which appears to be directly related to how paranoid they are someone's tapped their phones...
i generally use HDF or MDF, in 3/4"(or closest) thickness, and then violently attack it with a router and a sharp bit (ok, i trace the outside perimeter oem speaker pattern onto it, and then trace the cut-out size of the replacement within that). i always follow up by painting it with whatever spray paint i have nearest to sort of seal it from the elements, though i usually try to use black paint so it doesn't stand out behind the door card. |
Thanks for the link! I found a thread on the legacy forums on making a bracket from a cheap cutting board:
https://legacygt.com/forums/showthre...rs-175931.html
I might try and tackle the cutting board procedure