Just a quick video of the steps I did to upgrade the rear speakers on my Can Am Spyder RT to 5 1/4" speakers.
https://youtu.be/IZ8sNuJvPd0
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Just a quick video of the steps I did to upgrade the rear speakers on my Can Am Spyder RT to 5 1/4" speakers.
https://youtu.be/IZ8sNuJvPd0
:clap::clap::clap: ...... thank you for posting the video it was excellent :thumbup: I think there should be a " sticky " for this ..... it's not really difficult to do and your video makes it much easier for those who are a bit concerned about trying ..... annnnnnnnnd I'm glad you added the Audio .... What was the music source .... and did you measure the Kickers against the JBL's ( the GTO 528's went out of production a few years ago so the Kickers are readily available ) ...... Mike :thumbup:Quote:
Originally Posted by Purple Guy
The Music source was an iPod, song was Hands Up by Honeymoon Suite.Quote:
Originally Posted by BLUEKNIGHT911
My original plan was to put the Kickers in the rear but their foot print was to big.
I had the 528's in the front so I just swapped them.
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Originally Posted by BLUEKNIGHT911
If the 528s are nlonger available can you recommend a brand and model that would fit. Also where did you mount the Kenwood amp and where did you acess the wiring harness to hook up the amp?
Not sure what speaker will fit back there, I already had the 528's in the fronts and had bought the kickers for the rear. The kickers have a solid ring around the speaker so can't be modified to fit where as the 528's just needed one of the mount tabs to be removed to make them work.
I mounted the amp to the battery door in the frunk. So far so good with that location, no heat problems, took a thermal reading after an hour ride 136F.
I put in a Fuzeblock FZ1 and have run my amp & heated gear through that.