Speaker mount depth and Crossover unit size

[jabz]

Does anyone know if the Infinity Kappa Perfect 600 speakers will fit in the front door of a JDM 2006 Legacy GT specB?

https://www.infinityspeakers.com/component-sys/INFINITY+PERFECT+600.html

They have a mouth depth of 72.8mm and total depth of 86.5mm

 

I know will need a spacer due to speaker depth, but will the door card fit back on is what I'm wondering?

Whats probably a little more concerning is the size of the Crossover unit, and whether there is space under the door card to mouth it somewhere.  

It looks much larger than the current crossover I have.  I can't find actual dimensions of the crossover unit.

 

cheers

 

 

 

Edited May 23, 2020 by jabz

[Andy_Mac]

No idea but Jesus Christ those things are expensive.

Hope you're sound deadening/isolating the car from top to bottom as well or you’re just spending a huge amount on some speakers that still won't sound amazing.

[jabz]

Ha yea I already had sound deadening in all 4 doors from when I upgraded factory stereo/ speakers etc..

[Gripless]

The diameter of the magnets will make it hard for anyone to answer, even if the depth is ok they may foul on something. You can't even angle them up to gain clearance since they are almost have a square side profile.

 

Subarus and many newer car have 2-3cm spacers from factory so can be miles of room back there.

 

Look at the factory grills and see how far they sit off the cone face to get an idea of how close you can put them to the door card.

Even so with a little cutting of the door card on the back most things can be made to fit. They tend to have raised circles to seal to the factory foam to seal the door skin around the speaker. Worst case you cut the factory door grill out to the cone diameter and screw he infinity grills to the outside of the door skin. Likely you have to have the tweeters mounted sticking out anyway.

Remember to get/make new stiffer foam rings to seal to the door skin or the bass will leak into the door not cabin.

 

X-overs you can chuck under the dash if you can't find room in door, but I think you'll find same in the doors. You can run fat new cable to the bass and thinner to the tweeter as it makes getting things through the rubber tube to the door easier. 

Seems a waste if you aren't running new cable so easy change to keep them inside the car, plus way easier to adjust them in cabin than ripping off door cards over and over to test.

 

https://www.crutchfield.com/car/outfitmycar/mycar.aspx helps a lot for most audio things, they did write ups and teardown on heaps of cars. Don't worry about the AC, sub woofer options for door speakers it more for headunit swaps etc.

[Tom]

What is your head unit or DSP? You'll get a lot better value for money if you do the crossovers digitally on the head unit / DSP, and just buy individual drivers. You can also then tune it to your tastes.