has anyone installed these speakers in a 2007-2013 crew cab silverado
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I installed them in a (92) F150 flairside and they performed and sound great.
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I have them in an 03 Silverado and although they're loud and clear they don't produce much bass. I love them they're amazing but I'd recommend spending a few more dollars and going with the punch series ones. P1. Hope this helps man.
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As far as if they box will fit in your truck I can confirm that it does indeed fit in my 2006 gc Sierra sle. Now here's the kicker. I bought two 10 inch pioneer SHALLOW speakers (MAKE SURE THEY ARE SHALLOW) to go in the box and had to end up notching out part of the outside of the box for them to seat all the way. The problem is there isn't a whole lot of clearance to allow for the mounting portion of the speaker so that it can slide in without hitting the outer lip of the box
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I've got a '13 1500 crew cab and they fit. You might check with the dealer to see if the placement of the mounting holes changed between '13 and '14 before buying.
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I ask my husband and he said it was very simple to install. He and my son installed them in his truck
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Yes with a slight modification drill two holes for that extra 1/2 inch width speakers work great no problems they look great sound way better then stock I also added a 300 watt 4channel amp to all my 4 speakers and it's exactly what I wanted
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I put them on my 2013 Ram Laramie Crew Cab and they fit very well. No drilling and no hassle to put on. I would imagine there is not much change in the new model year.
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They fit in my 2001 Honda Civic - granted I had to use a harness, but only because of the stock screw placement. More than likely your Silverado has or had 6 1/2 speakers in the door panel ... I just did a general search for "1998 Chevy Silverado speaker sizes" and this is the standard size.
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They will, but it will take you to drill some holes in them.... I would not buy these again. As a matter of fact, they will both go back and thanks for reminding me of this return that is on my desk. I used the stock own housing. Both front and rear. Taco tunes is the place. They are expensive, but durable and perfect for any speaker. I have a 2012 4 door 4X4 w Jbl premium
198099
I have them installed in a 07 subaru wrx. While my doors have tweeters built in to the doors,( right by the door handle), I was not able to use this location due to the size difference. I chose to mount them on the a pillar instead. Worked out fine with no issues and as it turned out, I like them there.
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Unfortunately I never installed them they were for the wrong year sorry I couldn't answer your question
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I've got an '03 Silverado extended cab, and these were a great replacement for the original speakers. I would imagine GM didn't change much in that timespan.
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Most definitely - that's precisely where I installed them and they work GREAT. NOTE: you will need to drill new holes most likely - the holes from my old speakers were not aligned with the new ones, but it was trivial to do. There are some metal clips in the package that are designed to go over the fiberglass (they are u-shaped) and then the screws go through one side of the clip, through the fiberglass, then through the other side. I did not need those clips and the speakers are very well secured. Just make sure you drill the hole smaller than the diameter of the screws so they have something to grip. Most definitely - that's precisely where I installed them and they work GREAT. NOTE: you will need to drill new holes most likely - the holes from my old speakers were not aligned with the new ones, but it was trivial to do. There are some metal clips in the package that are designed to go over the fiberglass (they are u-shaped) and then the screws go through one side of the clip, through the fiberglass, then through the other side. I did not need those clips and the speakers are very well secured. Just make sure you drill the hole smaller than the diameter of the screws so they have... » Read More Most definitely - that's precisely where I installed them and they work GREAT. NOTE: you will need to drill new holes most likely - the holes from my old speakers were not aligned with the new ones, but it was trivial to do. There are some metal clips in the package that are designed to go over the fiberglass (they are u-shaped) and then the screws go through one side of the clip, through the fiberglass, then through the other side. I did not need those clips and the speakers are very well secured. Just make sure you drill the hole smaller than the diameter of the screws so they have something to grip. « Show Less
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They're not a true sub, so I didn't use a box, you just install them like any normal aftermarket speaker. If you wanted to put them in a box I guess you could but I couldn't help you with that. I haven't done it enough.
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Front or back it doesn't matter. Some vehicles require an adapter to add aftermarket speakers, as I found out with 2014 tundra dbl cab. if you have question there are a ton of resources available online You don't need to have a dealer install them unless your worried about the warranty.
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Its probably still possible to fit them ! There good replacement speakers , just dont listen to them very loud they will blow , I blew my right side dash one and I got some 4 inch polk audio they sound even better!
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I didnt have to. They fit right in the existing cutout from the factory speakers.