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  • Rmlr
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    Installed the pods back in the car. Fits great i think.Luke its time to start shipping the crossovers:P
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    Last edited by Rmlr; 05-15-2014, 02:22 PM. Reason: Link

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  • phenryiv1
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    Originally posted by StereoInstaller1
    DAMN!

    Who else is amazed at a tweeter with heat sinks?

    I am SO digging this!!!!!

    Luke
    Holding my excitement until we can be sure that they fit...

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  • StereoInstaller1
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    DAMN!

    Who else is amazed at a tweeter with heat sinks?

    I am SO digging this!!!!!

    Luke

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  • Rmlr
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    I have not installed them as yet, maybe if it stops raining Il try it out today.The heat sinks do protrude quite a bit.

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  • phenryiv1
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    Thank you! How is the fit back in the vehicle?

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  • Rmlr
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    Taken apart, you can see the cross brace on the left:
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    Tweeters mounted:
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    Final:
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  • phenryiv1
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    Originally posted by Rmlr
    Finally mounted the DA Tweeters to the pods. The circular housing that hold the stock tweeter do pop out as well, but you need to be careful while prying them out as too much twisting can leave bubble like texture around the tweeter grill on the outside.
    For the cross brace, I took a dremel removed it.Also opened the cutout while i was there to accommodate the dome. Put everything back using some high quality super glue. Looks great!
    Any pics, by chance?

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  • Rmlr
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    Finally mounted the DA Tweeters to the pods. The circular housing that hold the stock tweeter do pop out as well, but you need to be careful while prying them out as too much twisting can leave bubble like texture around the tweeter grill on the outside.
    For the cross brace, I took a dremel removed it.Also opened the cutout while i was there to accommodate the dome. Put everything back using some high quality super glue. Looks great!

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  • StereoInstaller1
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    Oh man, I forgot about that, guess I have been doing too many E24s...

    Seems to me though some of those pop out too, see if there is another way to remove it, i just can't remember.

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  • Rmlr
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    Dayton Audio ND25FN-4

    I did get to this last night. As Luke mentioned, it is real easy to pry the tweeter out.

    The DA tweeters have a bigger dome compared to the stock tweeters. They do interfere/touch the plastic cross brace present in the stock tweeter housing.The foam on one of them has disintegrated completely.

    My plan is to either remove the cross brace or use an adapter before mounting the tweeter. I am just looking for 1-2mm.

    Originally posted by StereoInstaller1
    Nah, its no worries getting them out.

    Slide a small-ish flat blade screwdriver betweent he plastic and the magnet and give a little twist, sort of prying the tweeter outward. You may hear a little "crack" on the first twist, but you should hear it on the second for sure.

    Do this little twist 3 or 4 times around the outside, it will pop right out.

    Remember all you are doing is cracking 20 year old glue loose, it's really easy.

    Luke

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  • Rmlr
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    ^Thanks for the tips Luke! Hope the Xover testing is coming along fine. .

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  • StereoInstaller1
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    Originally posted by Rmlr
    I just ordered the dayton audio tweeters which should be arriving today. I will have a go at it this weekend. Just hope that I dont break anything while prying the old tweeters out.
    Nah, its no worries getting them out.

    Slide a small-ish flat blade screwdriver betweent he plastic and the magnet and give a little twist, sort of prying the tweeter outward. You may hear a little "crack" on the first twist, but you should hear it on the second for sure.

    Do this little twist 3 or 4 times around the outside, it will pop right out.

    Remember all you are doing is cracking 20 year old glue loose, it's really easy.

    Luke

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  • Rmlr
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    I just ordered the dayton audio tweeters which should be arriving today. I will have a go at it this weekend. Just hope that I dont break anything while prying the old tweeters out.

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  • StereoInstaller1
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    Originally posted by phenryiv1
    So do the Dayton tweeters discussed in this thread fit in the OEM Premium tweeter sail panels? If so, I might as well order them while they are on sale.
    Using calipers, yes.

    Actual experience? none yet.

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  • phenryiv1
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    So do the Dayton tweeters discussed in this thread fit in the OEM Premium tweeter sail panels? If so, I might as well order them while they are on sale.

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