Tweeter pods
06-21-2008, 02:24 AM
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When I did my system about a year ago I could not find a-pillar pods to fit my oversized tweeters so I took a friends advice and put the tweeters inside the vents with L brackets and I could not be happier. It sounds great and looks Stock.
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06-24-2008, 10:20 AM
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Fiberglass and hobby shop plywood. Use the plywood to make the "face" (front where the tweeter mounts), epoxy it onto the triangle panel (use a factory panel as your base), then use fiberglass to "wrap". Takes more time to design than build.
These are in my Silverado (don't have pics of the Camaro ones). I made them about 2 years ago (want to remake them some time....life keeps getting in the way).
These are in my Silverado (don't have pics of the Camaro ones). I made them about 2 years ago (want to remake them some time....life keeps getting in the way).
06-24-2008, 10:34 AM
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Sure they are $75 a pair. The flush mount cup that the tweeters come with should have an overall diameter of 2" or less or these pods won't work. Most tweeters have seemed to work though.
Kevin
sshevy@bellsouth.net
Kevin
sshevy@bellsouth.net
96LT4 had a set for sale that he no longer needed right now too
https://ls1tech.com/forums/showthrea...t=#post9452591
I just got mine and the fit and finish is awesome,
fiberglass light weight but very sturdy
