Orgrimmar 2 Pcs 6.5" Plastic Car Speaker Spacers Adapter Black Mounting Spacer Adaptor Ring for Toyota/Crown/Reiz/BYD F3

This aftermarket bracket fits perfectly fine where the stock radio speakers where. And For the price it's worth it And the installation was very easy The quality of it is great . And I really like that It's made of durable hard plastic. One thing, I did notice that it does not fit on the rear doors of my 2006 Toyota matrix. But if it's perfectly fine on the front doors.

These fit perfectly on my 2009 Corolla. This product does not include hardware which you will need since the OEM speakers are mounted via rivets. OEM rivets can be removed via drilling or cutting with a dremel. You can use either a m4 hex/allen head bolts with matching thread lock nuts/washers or bore out the holes on your door's sheet metal with a 6.5mm bit in order to accept a m6 bolt/nut. Which ever hardware solution you choose the adapter's holes line up perfectly on 2009-2013 Corolla front doors.

- Needed something - quick - as a Adapter to fill out the OEM Bose mounting plate which are in the front doors of my 2003 C5 Corvette - long story short - the passenger side window frame lift has a issue & needs to be replaced - since I have the door cover off - decided to upgrade the front door speakers - the Metra frame adapter is only good if your going to replace the entire amp assembly - which I'm not about to do - thus - you can't just remove the OEM Bose speakers - which at this point are 30 years old with new ones - the tweeter / midrange is a simple swap - the mid/bass speaker is a whole other issue - thus - once you remove the mid/bass your left with a odd not completely standard 7" opening in which you can simply drop in either 6.25 or 6.5 speaker - you need a adapter - which no makes at this point - thus - these rings - once the three mount triangle points are cut away - I used a Dremel tool & drop in & you can then mount either 6.25's - which I am or with a wee bit of trimming - 6.5's - NOTE - I used a liberal amount of Permatex Red High Temp Sealant/Gasket silicone seal to glue the brackets in - they line up perfectly - you may want to come up with a alternative mounting method - but - I went the Silicone route as the speakers I bought are not crazy big & by the time the Silicone deuterates to the point it'll need to be re-done - I'll be worm food & Corvette will either be under going a full restore - with another owner - or ??? - anyway - these brackets are nice & solid & were easy to work with for what I needed them for -

I purchase two pairs to change out some non functional OEM speakers in one case and add additional speakers in the other case, one pair was for a Toyota Hilux 4x4 and the mounting holes aligned perfectly. The pair for the Toyota Auris needed slight adjustments to the mounting holes to make them align. All in All these are decent mounts, sturdy and allowed the speakers to be fastened securely to them. Easy to install if aligned other wise slight mods needed. Would buy again.

Needed these to install some 6.5x coaxs in my my son's 2003 matrix. Super easy to install no issues on the front and it It worked perfect. The rears however didn't line up quite right but we ended up bolting directly to the door so it was a non issue. More of me not doing my homework on the rear doors😂

I bought this to install a pair of Pioneer 6.5 inches, 4 ohms speakers. It fits like a glove. Very satisfied with this purchase.

The holes don’t quite line up with the stock 6 3/4” stock mount layout. If you’re buying this to mount 6.5” speakers to replace your stock 6 3/4” front door speakers in your corolla, you’ll have to do some modifications to your front doors.

I had a set of Boston Acoustics FX6s that sat on the shelf for damn near a decade because they were too large for the stock speaker mounts and openings on a Subaru BH-based chassis (2000-04). I had to do some drilling on these mounts to line them up with the screw holes on the doors, but the speakers slapped right in... These mounts are an excellent solution for the 6.5" speakers with the larger magnets (e.g. JBLs), and with a little bit of know-how, cardboard templates, and some lipstick for tracing, you'll be bopping down the road in no time.

Anyone trying to work out brackets for the kluger from aus knows what a nightmare it is to find parts that for sure fit well this does with no modification needed very happy thanks