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    1. #1
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      Angled speaker rings?

      I just installed a sub in the Nova, right up against the back seat. The top of the box is only 4" deep, but it gets in the way of the speakers in the rear deck. If I try to move the speakers closer to the rear window I can't get at the screws to tighten them down. So I'm wondering if anyone makes angled rings that bolt to the package tray, and then the speakers bolt to the rings. That way the speakers would clear the box and I'd be able to get to the screws.



      Crap, I just realized I put this in the electrical section instead of the car audio section. Kinda close, I guess, but mods, feel free to move this.
      Matt

      69 Nova - 357, TKO600, Tru Turn, some other stuff, awaiting LS1 swap
      71 Duster - all stock, slant 6, automatic. awaiting HEMI/T56 swap


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      I think you could make some. Just cut a round ring out and mount it with wood of different lengths to get the desired angle. Place polyester cloth over the ring and fiberglass over the cloth to finish the box.

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    4. #4
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      Thanks Scott!

      I've been preoccupied with other stuff lately so I haven't even attempted to build my own like Bryce mentioned. The price is kinda steep for some wooden rings, but I'll probably just buy them to make things easier.
      Matt

      69 Nova - 357, TKO600, Tru Turn, some other stuff, awaiting LS1 swap
      71 Duster - all stock, slant 6, automatic. awaiting HEMI/T56 swap




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