sound bar

[ghiradelli777]

does anyone in the entire world know what sixe speakers go in the YJ sound bar??????????? :swear_mad:

they are NOT 5 1/4", i already bought those and they were too big..... :swear_mad:

 

[ghiradelli777]

i didnt know if i could cut it....

what would i use?? i cut off wheel?

 

[RobTJ]

You can cut anything....

I used a dremel with a cut off wheel to widen mine in my TJ.

 

[ghiradelli777]

sounds like a plan...i will try and get that donee after i get out today

 

[MasterDrazhar]

Either a cutoff wheel or a jigsaw, either will work.

 

[Marty]

I'd would use a blow torch to cut it  :razz:

 

[ghiradelli777]

I'd would use a blow torch to cut it  :razz:
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thanks for the solid advice....i will get right on that :disagree:

 

[NomadJeep]

the OEM YJ sound bar uses little 4 inch speakers.  However most everyone switches to a 5 1/4.

You just have to pull the vinyl cover off and cut a little off around.  Dremel, or metal sheers... being the OEM YJ sound bar was made of metal, not plastic like the TJ  :rotflmao:

 

[JeepinMaxx]

the OEM YJ sound bar was made of metal, not plastic like the TJ  :rotflmao:

Yet another reason YJ's RULE  :mad02:

BTW happy May 5th! Cinco de Mayo :dancingfool:  especially if Sr 'Don' makes a visit 

 

[RI_Jeeps]

the OEM YJ sound bar uses little 4 inch speakers.  However most everyone switches to a 5 1/4.

You just have to pull the vinyl cover off and cut a little off around.   Dremel, or metal sheers... being the OEM YJ sound bar was made of metal, not plastic like the TJ   :rotflmao:

than why is the sound bar in my tj metal  :mad02:

 

[JeepinMaxx]

My sound bar is metal too. Must be those sissy rubicons with all the plastic.  :grinyes:

:rotflmao: :rotflmao: :rotflmao:

 

[Rubie Nubie]

Actually from an acoustic stand point, I'd prefer a
plastic housing.... Ghiradelli you might try a few different
5-1/4 speakers... I had a set of Pioneers and a set
of Polk's, The Pioneers didn't fit very well but the Polk's
went in with very minor cutting...and I went from a 5-1/4 to
6" Polks....Also remember to use some type of acoustic baffling
behind the speakers....