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YOUR RESEARCHRe separate mod for dash

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Use electrical tape

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I also siliconed the gaps between the speaker, (I used electrical tape to fill the gaps previously, which actually worked quite well and was easy).
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I also siliconed the gaps between the speaker, (I used electrical tape to fill the gaps previously, which actually worked quite well and was easy).
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I also siliconed the gaps between the speaker, (I used electrical tape to fill the gaps previously, which actually worked quite well and was easy).
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Fill like they do in speaker boxes

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would it be bad to add some cotton fill like they do in speaker boxes?
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I also siliconed the gaps between the speaker, (I used electrical tape to fill the gaps previously, which actually worked quite well and was easy).
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Fill like they do in speaker boxes

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would it be bad to add some cotton fill like they do in speaker boxes?
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I also siliconed the gaps between the speaker, (I used electrical tape to fill the gaps previously, which actually worked quite well and was easy).
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Well I noticed that my left speaker has been sounding different lately. I moded the grills to accept the cdt separates. So I pull the left grill and lo and behold my epoxy job lost it's adhesion and the tweeter was down in the dash! I had a fun time fishing it out needless to say. I am now re-epoxying after sanding the surfaces wtih 600 grit to promote better adhesion. I am going to go up the body of the tweeter receptacle also. I also siliconed the gaps between the speaker, (I used electrical tape to fill the gaps previously, which actually worked quite well and was easy). IN any event, I was thinking... would it be bad to add some cotton fill like they do in speaker boxes? It would greatly increase the mid response as the enclosure obviously sucks and there is metal below. The only issue I can see is that 1. if it gets hot it might catch it on fire!??? and 2. if the airbags go off it might catch it on fire. Any ideas or has anyone done or contemplated this? I am also going to solder all the terminals so I never have to open them up again. Let me know what you guys think. Thanks I can take pics of the moded grills if you want since they're out if anyone is interested.

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