Nice install, but IMO, keep it stealth. The only thing I don't keep stealth is my sub box (bolted in) and my deck (remove the faceplate if I leave my vehicle unattended and bolted it right in. Always use my alarm, even if I can still see the vehicle. So far, no equipment stolen.

 

very nice looks good

 

Well they look great in there but like the others stated it really does scream "Steal me". I know what you're thinking:why would someone break in to steal some 6x9's but people will and it also makes the thief wonder what else is in the car to steal.
I just don't want to see you lose your gear that's all. I do hope you enjoy your new speakers though as I know the factory gear is crap in our cars.

 

Nice clean install

 

Nice job for a first try. If you want to try and hide them a bit get some generic looking grills and wrap them with speaker cloth and install those instead of the Fosgate grilles.

Any half educated people will know its not stock but at least they won't catch the eye of the passer by.

 

Hey Shane, it's Hadi...Your speaker install looks pretty good and I think you did a pretty good job for a first time installation...

 

Wow the Fosgate 6x9 looks alot like the Power Acoustik PR694C speakers lol i had to do the same thing to my 97 Sunfire GT but i do think you should stealth them I am going to when i find a better way to mount mine.

 

Zuit Aloré !! Quest ce cas? le rockford fosgate upon le back deck dans l'automobile! Je regard la speakers du rockford avec mon mains et mon screwdriver.

 

I would have guessed cavalier, because i had one, or 3.


I always put my speakers on top of the rerar deck cover. I sandwiched the cardborad/carpet between the speaker and the speaker mount. This stops any garbage from faling into the speakers, and looks better and stops vibration better. In your pic I can see the edges of the cardboard/carpet, doesn't look good.
Of course, it also makes the harder to mount.

AND, Tint the widows.