[DooDooBrown]

i recently purchased some boston pro tweeters, but im not sure where i can flush mount them for the best look and sound quality
i was thinking maybe putting them a couple inches above the 5x7's. what do u think?

 

[m3dia_lab]

I WOULD SUGGEST WHERE THE LITTLE BLACK PEICE IS NEXT TO YOUR MIRRORS

 

[Peterson]

I bought GLE A pillar covers with the tweeter holes and used them. They look nice and sound great.

 

[Guest]

Tweeters cannot be flush mounted on the pillars opposite the mirrors. All the wiring is behine there for the power mirrors (unless power mirrors is an option, I'm not sure). My tweets are surface mounted. My rears tweets are flush mounted however on the rear a-frame (?) panel. kinda by the seatbelt.

Demmy

 

[DeRaNgEd]

I angle mounted mine on the black covers where the mirror is. It was a bitch but it can be done. I have power mirrors BTW.


After I get my Digital camera for my B-day I'm gonna take 10000000000 pics of my car and upload them to the PC. That way I can post a pick for everything someone has a question about.

 

[flarearrow]

Don;t forget to use real crossovers, not the inline crap.

 

[ThurzNite]

Don;t forget to use real crossovers, not the inline crap.

can u explain why? and real=electronic right?
Jay

 

[TL]

can u explain why? and real=electronic right?
Jay

he means just not a capacitor in line (aka bassblocker).... shallow slope.. not the best.. a real 2-way passive x-over will be better..

PWI btw

 

[Guest]

put them in your car somewhere

 

[jared18]

i got a gle with the factory amps crap in there do i need something special to wire new tweeters in or can i just use thew factory wiring

 

[IcHi-BaHn]

i'm not sure about the gle's but i know the se's have tweeters. so if you can get a new head unit it will still wire up all the speakers, don't get me wrong after market speakers are way better than factory but when after market head is put in they will sound better.

Try mounting them in the black triangle where the side mirrors are. if not then maybe the side pillar.