Speaker Install!!

OUMike · June 26, 2003

alright...I've got a 94' Chevy single cab. I'm lookin' to swap the stock delco's with a set of MBs or Polk Audios to match the front. What kind of tools will I need, and what will need to come out of the truck. I was gonna pull both seats (split bench) and steam the carpet. Do a little cleaning up while I was in there, but I wasn't quite sure about which panels I'd have to remove. Also...I'm lookin' for a set of front speaker covers. I'll pay good money for parts in good shape, my dash is gray. Thanks in advance.

ridnlow · June 26, 2003

I have done this before to my old truck.. was a 94 single cab.. the panels are just held on by clips.. it really sucks getting back there with the seats in so you might want to remove.. It took me a while to do it because i was just grabbing and pulling stuff hehe.. once you get the panels off not that hard..

MCourson · June 27, 2003

I have been wanting to do this to my '94 single cab. When my head unit was installed the the store seemed like they didnt want to do the rears cause that whole panel has to come out. I dont think it should be TOO hard, but i don't know.

NOMNTX · June 27, 2003

I have done this before to my old truck.. was a 94 single cab.. the panels are just held on by clips.. it really sucks getting back there with the seats in so you might want to remove.. It took me a while to do it because i was just grabbing and pulling stuff hehe.. once you get the panels off not that hard..

Ridnlow is right I just did this in my 97reg cab polk all the way around.. I went ahead and did the carpet and weather stripping took me all d**n day but I got it done.. you should try ebay I got all of my stuff there..