We have bought a 1990 CRX which has rear panels and wiring designed for
speakers. Some car audio websites say the standard rear speaker for this car
is a 6 1/2 inch. But it obviously needs an adapter to hold a round speaker,
as the holes and existing plastic brackets behind the trim do not form a 6
1/2 inch circle.
Our Honda dealer could not find any rear brackets in his catalogue. The CRX
and regular Civic has a support bracket in the front door for speakers- can
anyone suggest how we can find one for the back that will not involve a lot
of redrilling of holes?

--
Benny
*******

 

Your dealer appears to be an idiot.

I bought the brackets from my dealer I believe... but anyway, you can
probably get them at http://www.crutchfield.com or your local Circuit
City/Good Guys.


"Benny" <f@ke.address.to.avoid.spam> wrote in message
news:bea8h6$1tm$1@spacebar.ucc.usyd.edu.au...
> We have bought a 1990 CRX which has rear panels and wiring designed for
> speakers. Some car audio websites say the standard rear speaker for this
car
> is a 6 1/2 inch. But it obviously needs an adapter to hold a round
speaker,
> as the holes and existing plastic brackets behind the trim do not form a 6
> 1/2 inch circle.
> Our Honda dealer could not find any rear brackets in his catalogue. The
CRX
> and regular Civic has a support bracket in the front door for speakers-
can
> anyone suggest how we can find one for the back that will not involve a
lot
> of redrilling of holes?
>
> --
> Benny
> *******
>
>

 

Chances are Honda just discontinued them. I'd call local junkyards
first. I have an 88 CRX and I bought mine at a junkyard. Or else
just cut them out of aluminium or steel.

On Mon, 07 Jul 2003 00:29:14 GMT, "Mark" <mark@particlesalad.com>
wrote:

>Your dealer appears to be an idiot.
>
>I bought the brackets from my dealer I believe... but anyway, you can
>probably get them at http://www.crutchfield.com or your local Circuit
>City/Good Guys.
>
>
>"Benny" <f@ke.address.to.avoid.spam> wrote in message
>news:bea8h6$1tm$1@spacebar.ucc.usyd.edu.au...
>> We have bought a 1990 CRX which has rear panels and wiring designed for
>> speakers. Some car audio websites say the standard rear speaker for this
>car
>> is a 6 1/2 inch. But it obviously needs an adapter to hold a round
>speaker,
>> as the holes and existing plastic brackets behind the trim do not form a 6
>> 1/2 inch circle.
>> Our Honda dealer could not find any rear brackets in his catalogue. The
>CRX
>> and regular Civic has a support bracket in the front door for speakers-
>can
>> anyone suggest how we can find one for the back that will not involve a
>lot
>> of redrilling of holes?
>>
>> --
>> Benny
>> *******
>>
>>
>

 

"Benny" <f@ke.address.to.avoid.spam> wrote:

>We have bought a 1990 CRX which has rear panels and wiring designed for
>speakers. Some car audio websites say the standard rear speaker for this car
>is a 6 1/2 inch. But it obviously needs an adapter to hold a round speaker,
>as the holes and existing plastic brackets behind the trim do not form a 6
>1/2 inch circle.
>Our Honda dealer could not find any rear brackets in his catalogue. The CRX
>and regular Civic has a support bracket in the front door for speakers- can
>anyone suggest how we can find one for the back that will not involve a lot
>of redrilling of holes?
>
>--
>Benny
>*******
I made mine for a 89 CRX out of sheetmetal using metal shears and a
nibbling tool (available at Radio Shack or Home Depot for about $15).
You can also pick them up on Ebay occasionally for about $40. The
sheetmetal approach will cost you about $5, excluding any tool
purchase.

Rick

 

"Benny" <f@ke.address.to.avoid.spam> wrote:

>We have bought a 1990 CRX which has rear panels and wiring designed for
>speakers. Some car audio websites say the standard rear speaker for this car
>is a 6 1/2 inch. But it obviously needs an adapter to hold a round speaker,
>as the holes and existing plastic brackets behind the trim do not form a 6
>1/2 inch circle.
>Our Honda dealer could not find any rear brackets in his catalogue. The CRX
>and regular Civic has a support bracket in the front door for speakers- can
>anyone suggest how we can find one for the back that will not involve a lot
>of redrilling of holes?
>
>--
>Benny
>*******
I made mine for a 89 CRX out of sheetmetal using metal shears and a
nibbling tool (available at Radio Shack or Home Depot for about $15).
You can also pick them up on Ebay occasionally for about $40. The
sheetmetal approach will cost you about $5, excluding any tool
purchase.

Rick