[W126 Coupe] amazing properties of machine screws, and speaker size question
Dick Spellman
spell.yy at verizon.net
Thu Mar 1 18:25:13 EST 2007
I've done 6.5 in the rear on the 86 euro sedan which should be the same
for early model SEC's. In the front I installed with some effort US 4X6
and did dremel the inside dash cut-out lip so the cut basket would fit
snug. Be careful in your brand selection as the height of the tweeter
dome can be a problem if it protrudes where it hits the plastic grill
cover. No screws to hold down the speaker just the 4 screws holding
the plastic dash cover in place on the 4X6. If you want to go for the
larger 4X6's as some of us have done, I'd check a local stereo shop
first to see that the tweeter height is not going to be an issue. Then
buy wherever the price is right.
Dick
flakeymail-benz at yahoo.com wrote:
> Found out the most amazing thing about a machine screw today.
> Apparently you can use one to hold up your stereo amplifier, drill it
> right into the gas tank, and it won't leak AT ALL for years.
> YEARS. Until the next owner decides to remove the amplifier with a
> nearly full tank of gas in the car.
>
> Then, no matter what, that little screw won't keep gas in the tank at
> all any more, not even for the 35 minutes it takes to find a siphon
> hose, frantically pour out your spare cans of gas into all your other
> vehicles and get 10 gallons out of your now stinky car.
>
> Please don't try this at home, kids.... just take my word for it.
>
>
> On another note, what size after-market speakers fit in the factory
> locations? will 6 1/2 or 6 3/4 round fit on the back deck? what fits
> in the dash?
>
> cheers,
> alex
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