6x9s on side panels of K5

[1986K5Wa]

I bought some 3-way 6x9s. Mounted them on the rear side panels. I cut the holes over the exsisting ash trays. My kids dont smoke so i figured they wouldnt miss them. I have 6x9s in the front doors and two 12 inch subs in the back. All i need to do now is connect the wires and give them a sound test. I also have a dvd player that eventually will get installed.

 

[Rusty Nail]

K lol 4 6x9s AND a PAIR of 12s?!

Rofl in a K5?! That's a lot of racket.

Damn dude. One amp or two?

 

[1986K5Wa]

LoL.... Yeah just one. It does get a little loud and the bass feels like it will pound the windows out. Go big or go home...In the priority box there's a DVD system that's going I next after replacing some weather seals on the top and doors...

 

[Rusty Nail]

What are those panels? Did you make them? Covered in carpet?
Elaborate pliz.

1 amp, seriously? Go big or go home and ONE amp? Better be a baddd sumbish! Capacitor?

 

[1986K5Wa]

Yeah they are covered in carpet. I think its called panel board. It's like a wood/ cardboard looking board. Pretty sturdy. My ONE amp does a very good job of pushing the subs. You'd have to listen to believe me. I was exaggerating with the "go big or go home" comment.

 

[1986K5Wa]

Here are my panels in the K5. They will eventually come back out to due the floor. Any ideas on what i should lay down? Been debating on bedliner from the seats back. But want some sound deadening also. I also put in some wall insulation and it did make things less quite from outside... got the idea from 8t6k5 and his rig

 

[Rusty Nail]

Lol is that the Pink Panther stuff?
Owens Corning?

My first thought is Dynamat or similar for the floor.

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[1986K5Wa]

Lol is that the Pink Panther stuff?
Owens Corning?

My first thought is Dynamat or similar for the floor.

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Yes it is, 2x4 wall insulation. It actually helped with the outside noise. I had my doubts but for $18 i figured why not give it a try. I was planning on lining from the backseat back and carpet up front.