Anyone using Q-forms?

jonnyk · 08-19-2000, 02:00 PM

I got my ID Chameleon 6.5's and boy do they sound great (just tested them freeair). However I can't fit them in the doors, so it looks like I'll be doing kicks. Anyone have a 5 speed with Q-forms? Do you have enough space for your clutch foot? Any other suggestions would be greatly appreciated. BTW my car is a '91 LX.

mwjinx · 08-24-2000, 12:03 PM

I work at a stereo shop in Florida and there is another option available. The same company that makes kick panel also makes a replacemnt lower door panel that allows for the installation of a 6.5 and tweeter. It looks stock and does have a map pocket. I believe a pair would cost around $200.

08-19-2000, 02:00 PM	#1
jonnyk Being stroked is great Join Date: Oct 1998 Location: Alberta, Canada Posts: 772	Anyone using Q-forms? I got my ID Chameleon 6.5's and boy do they sound great (just tested them freeair). However I can't fit them in the doors, so it looks like I'll be doing kicks. Anyone have a 5 speed with Q-forms? Do you have enough space for your clutch foot? Any other suggestions would be greatly appreciated. BTW my car is a '91 LX.

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08-24-2000, 12:03 PM	#2
mwjinx Registered Member Join Date: Aug 2000 Location: crestview, fl Posts: 7	I work at a stereo shop in Florida and there is another option available. The same company that makes kick panel also makes a replacemnt lower door panel that allows for the installation of a 6.5 and tweeter. It looks stock and does have a map pocket. I believe a pair would cost around $200.