Depends...I've seen people install Kicker Speakers in their front doors just by screwing them in. My Polk speakers have a smaller bolt circle than the size of the opening. And screws don't screw into air very well.Do u need any kind of adapter when u switch out to aftermarket speakers
I'm still running all stock everything
If you mean Crew Cab a speaker will not simply fit in. If by club cab (that is not a GM term) you mean the suicide doors, then it's possible to fit them in place. The door panels are different.so I was gonna buy a set of 4 --6.5in boss audio speakers. so I would have to mod them to fit in the rear of my club cab
yea the club cab as in suicide doors....when I get mea set ill be sure to update this post. not sure on a time period, do to college but I will sooner or laterDepends...I've seen people install Kicker Speakers in their front doors just by screwing them in. My Polk speakers have a smaller bolt circle than the size of the opening. And screws don't screw into air very well.The Polk speakers I have came with an adapter ring that worked perfectly.
Rear crew cab speakers require special mounting. Either cut out the factory speaker from the plastic housing and secure the new speaker into that housing, or purchase/make a spacer no less than 1/2" thick. The rear housing will acommodate a standard 6.5" speakers without problem from what I've 'seen'. I did not tear apart my factory speaker to install my aftermarke ones.
If you mean Crew Cab a speaker will not simply fit in. If by club cab (that is not a GM term) you mean the suicide doors, then it's possible to fit them in place. The door panels are different.
I know this is way off topic from the OP, but I will post a picture of the install when I get home (if I remember).
Thanks for the clarification. I got all excited inside and rushed to post an aid without reviewing it fully. I will add a disclaimer.I can't speak for the extended cab, but the illustration for the crew cab isn't accurate. At least not accurate for a 2008 crew cab.
The photo appears that the speaker is mounted directly to the door panel (can't tell for certain) and that it is held in by 4 screws. My rear speakers look very SIMILAR to the front speakers (but are not interchangeable). The rear speaker is spaced out by 1/2" but a housing similar to the speaker in the front door photo.
Not trying to argue. Just want people to realize it is more challenging than the instruction makes it seem.