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Originally Posted by Ogre
Actually talking about the rear speakers (facing rear), and not the rear ones in the arm rests (panels) w/holes.
Post #10 in the referenced website, shows the speaker cover installed "inside" the liner. It appears that a hole was cut in the liner to make the speaker output in the liner, rather than to the outside of the liner. He says it was factory installation inside the liner.
As I said, I don't know, but I can see a "slight" advantage to doing that way.
Just thinking out loud to get ready for my speakers/liner install.
Ogre
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I figured I would have the guy who is going to install the top install the liner too. I was intending on removing the speaker grilles I made and have him cut holes in the liner for the speakers and re-install the covers over the cut edges on the liner.
Does that sound like a good plan to you?
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