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its a 91' cavalier
its a horrible car for car audio, the window cranks block most of the door, and there is little door depth to work with.
i would have to do some sorta half exterior, half interior super custon door pod, but that would cost almost as much as kicks, and i dont know how to do it myself.
so i have little options...
its a horrible car for car audio, the window cranks block most of the door, and there is little door depth to work with.
i would have to do some sorta half exterior, half interior super custon door pod, but that would cost almost as much as kicks, and i dont know how to do it myself.
so i have little options...
In high school my buddy had a 93 cavalier, his buddy did up some really basic kicks for 6.5's, and he had the manual transmission, too. Just did some 1/4" hardboard, and carpetted it, nothing sealed up or fiberglassed. So there are options, if you can find someone willing to show you how....good luck. I have a Jeep, so I know all about crap stock speaker locations man! 
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The 91 style cavalier is probably the easiest car I have ever put simple kickpanels into. The KP to firewall area is very square making for excellent depth with just a simple flat panel blocking it off on a diagonal. [img]graemlins/thumb.gif[/img]
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^hmm interesting
is there by any chance anybody in the Calgary or Edmonton area that is able to make me custom kicks for my 91 Cavalier. I cant afford right now too give a local shop $500 - 600, but i would be willing to pay $200 - 300.
thx
is there by any chance anybody in the Calgary or Edmonton area that is able to make me custom kicks for my 91 Cavalier. I cant afford right now too give a local shop $500 - 600, but i would be willing to pay $200 - 300.
thx
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