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Subsequent to supplanting some ragged out OEM speakers in the back deck of my 2001 Altima with a less expensive combine of Pyles, I understood my entryway speakers were somewhat blown, also. The $20 blue Pyles were tasteful, however never again accompanied free delivering, so I chose to attempt the Pyle PLG6.4 6.5-Inch 300 Watt speakers for my entryways. There were no tallness or profundity leeway issues (control windows clear the speakers fine) however the procedure was more troublesome than I anticipated. To begin with, the Altima entryway speaker mount has two plastic guide pins for arranging OEM speakers. I utilized a side cutter to trim them off and an utility blade to smooth the surface, yet it should most likely be possible altogether with the utility blade. The best gap design in the speaker has the gaps separated too far separated for the current mounting openings (which must be utilized). I busted the plastic ring off one of the old speakers and channel taped it to the new as a layout, at that point bored another arrangement of mounting openings in the speaker rib. Bear in mind to discover some approach to keep the metal penetrate shavings far from the speaker magnets, since you won't have the capacity to wipe them off. Stick wrap and conduit tape worked alright. I likewise chose to keep the oem brisk discharge connector. I scammed it the old speaker, and welded the current prompts the new speaker terminals. Like I stated, more work than I was expecting, however the cost was reasonable, the speakers sound fine up to levels where I need to scrutinize the lucidity leaving the deck (it's a modest JVC), and there are no stature or profundity freedom issues (my greatest worry with the entryway speakers. 4 stars since I don't care to give 5 unless something surpasses my desires. Read full article for these speakers.