[Mi10]

Has anyone tried mounting a 3.5" midrange speakers in the side A/C Vents of a car ?

My Mid range seems to fit in plush, like a OEM fit.

Just want to know, if this can be done. Probably routing the Air through main vents alone. Is it feasible ?

Attached the pic for reference

Thanks in advance

Cheers

[navin]

Originally Posted by Mi10

My Mid range seems to fit in plush, like a OEM fit.

Where will the tweeter go? above the midrange?

The AC balst will get diverted to the center but you wont get an even spread of airconditioning. Why not try the aircon out by closing the vents first?

[Mi10]

Originally Posted by navin

Where will the tweeter go? above the midrange?

Tweets in stock location. Its very close to the A/C Vent (above and slightly sideways)

Originally Posted by navin

The AC balst will get diverted to the center but you wont get an even spread of airconditioning.

Ya i am ok with that. As long as it doesn hinder with other electrical.

Originally Posted by navin

Why not try the aircon out by closing the vents first?

You mean just to try out the throw and spread with Side vents close right. Yeah, i ve done that and seems k with me. The thing is its mostly driven by me alone - Even the front passenger seat will be mostly empty, forge the rears

So this thing is do able right ?

[DIY Guru]

Originally Posted by Mi10

Has anyone tried mounting a 3.5" midrange speakers in the side A/C Vents of a car ?

Can please confirm that you want to install it inside (or is it beside?) the AC vent tube on the either side of your car?

By the way which car is it?

Originally Posted by Mi10

Just want to know, if this can be done. Probably routing the Air through main vents alone. Is it feasible ?

Yes, it is feasible but I recommend opening the panel covering the AC vent and covering the AC tube with some sort of a sheet (direct blast of the AC on the speaker could damage it over it time, why to take a risk). The AC vent fins (as shown in the picture) can be easily removed from the panels and the speaker can be fitted inside (I recommend testing this first before opening the panel to see if the speaker fits snugly inside the AC vent).

Cheers