6x9 Rear Speakers

By OUMike
July 20, 2004 in 2000-2014 Silverado HD & Sierra HD

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OUMike

Posted July 20, 2004

Hey all,

I recently paid a visit to Circuit City. They informed me that they can do conversions or whatever to fit a 6x9 speaker into the rear compartment of a single cab Silverado. Is this hard to do? Could I do it myself? Thanks..

elboberino

Posted July 22, 2004

you could put almost any size speaker in if you have a pair of snips or a dremel...I would make sure they don't go carving through your truck before you get it.

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