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I was replacing my rear speakers but the depth is very shallow due to the factory sound insulation.
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Replace rear speakers

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I was replacing my rear speakers but the depth is very shallow due to the factory sound insulation.
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rear speaker sound insulation

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hello, I'am hoping to reach out to anyone. I was replacing my rear speakers but the depth is very shallow due to the factory sound insulation. Would cutting a hole and inserting the speakers have an adverse effect in the music sound? or would it harm the car? Sorry for the newbie question but I am stuck in the middle of installation. Any response is appreciated. thanx in advance. h.

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The effect will depend on how much of the insulation you remove. If you make a hole just large enough for the magnet the insulation will be close to the cone and interfere with the air flow. Making a larger hole would be better. If you remove too much insulation the road noise will get louder.

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