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02-16-2005 #1
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Speakers in Kick Panels...Anyone have Pics...Will Component Speakers fit?...Much more
Hi Guys,
Anyone have good experiences with aftermarket kick panels for a '68 camaro...
I'd like to find a kick panel that would hold component speakers... 5", 6", or 6.5" then I could just make a location for the tweeter...
Anyone have any reviews on various brands of aftermarket kick panels? Any pictures of your installations?
Thanks,
TIM'68 Camaro SS 383+D1SC, Orion Silver (Dyno #'s Soon!)
'95 Camaro Z28 383 LT1 (405 RWHP/428 RWTQ, SAE - DynoJet)
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02-16-2005 #2
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it completly blows that they don't make these for 69 Camaros.. you 67 & 68 guys get all the cool stuff!!!!
;)"A ship in port is safe, but that's not what ships are built for."
1968 Track Rat Camaro:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SGHJ5c1yLIo&t=2s
1971 Chevelle Wagon with a few mods:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WBVPR3sRgyU
02-16-2005 #3
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Ive seen the installs from the "speaker pods" on
www.roddoors.com
and they look great. be sure to use sound deadener on the "pod" and the panel they are attached to.
here's a direct link to the podsTony Langlois
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I'd say do it in fiberglass and cover it with same material as the rest of ur interior you will be much happier
J.T.
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No one with pics or reviews on these aftermarket Kick Panels installed in their '68 camaros?
TIM'68 Camaro SS 383+D1SC, Orion Silver (Dyno #'s Soon!)
'95 Camaro Z28 383 LT1 (405 RWHP/428 RWTQ, SAE - DynoJet)
'99 Corvette LS1
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Well I will throw in my $.02. I think that going with kicks in a older car is one of the best ideas I have heard. Instead of cutting the doors, Etc. use kicks and if you want to return to original it is easy. As for sound they are one of the best sounding speaker locations. Using Kicks for speakers equalizes the path lenght od the sound waves. I have kick panel mounted components in my compition car(03 Focus ZTW) they sound great.
Hell I need to open a shop only doing custom installs for pro-touring, hotrods, and muscle cars.
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