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Old 5th February 2008, 23:21   #1
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Components for Alto- Installation help required.

I need some pointers on installing component speakers in front for an Alto.
I opened up the door panel and there is very little space to shoehorn in a midbass in the front doors..

I tried searching and have found two interesting posts.
http://www.team-bhp.com/forum/652603-post1086.html
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http://www.team-bhp.com/forum/sound-...e-install.html

Need more pointers on how to proceed.
Fibreglassing compulsory or MDF will work just as well?

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Old 5th February 2008, 23:25   #2
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Have seen it done with just MDF work on Speedzak's Alto.

Is this going to be a DIY?
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DK sir,
http://www.team-bhp.com/forum/sound-...highlight=alto
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Old 5th February 2008, 23:35   #4
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@JKdas-> Yes Sir. Seen that link. But that kind of install not possible as No power windows budget right now. Yes DIY preferred. :-)

And Thank You for posting the link Abhi.
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Rajat bro, you'll need some serious fiberglassing work i presume and might loose the door pocket. gunbir sir, your advice is needed!!
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@JKdas-> Yes Sir. Seen that link. But that kind of install not possible as No power windows budget right now.
Face it! It is quiet impossible to have decent speaker in the doors with the winder. But given the budget and effort, one can always achieve anything! Right?

I would suggest you to go for power windows atleast for front doors. It will make the installation neat and good.
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I dont have the pics right now but someone I knew installed 6.5 inch componets in the alto front door with a little of Fiber Glassing. Will post the pics ASAP.
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ASAP?

Who's car by the way? Harpreet?

So crux of matter is either power windows or Fibreglassing.
No budget for power windows right now And I have no prior experience with fibreglassing. :-(
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ASAP?

Who's car by the way? Harpreet?

So crux of matter is either power windows or Fibreglassing.
No budget for power windows right now And I have no prior experience with fibreglassing. :-(
Ya it is stroke^ `s alto (Harpreet). I will post them in morning. GO with Fibre Glassing. I will post every details which is required and from where to get it. Also you have Clipto he will help you one this.
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Cool.
I will wait for the details then. Alongwith approx pricing on materials you guys used.
Thanks.
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Cool.
I will wait for the details then. Alongwith approx pricing on materials you guys used.
Thanks.
Sure coming up in few mins time...
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Old 8th February 2008, 11:55   #12
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THis is now on my wish list. Waiting for the pics and the cost and praying the costs don't deflate my balloon.
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DK Sir so any update on info about fiberglass or other ways u have encountered to install ?
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Raghwinder's few minutes havent come as yet.
So till then, thinking of Power Windows and some spacer rings. Clean and Simple.
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well u can fit component on the dash... probably 5 1/4 " size.. have seen it done and it looks good. ... just have some funky design on the fiber casing ... it wont fit on OE size.. or look for kicker component at standard size... or FUSION
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