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Mounting
The KICKER KSC speakers are designed for free-air
applications and do not require a sealed enclosure
for optimum performance. It is important to isolate the
sound coming from the front of the speaker from the
sound radiating from the back of the speaker. This is
most easily accomplished by mounting the speakers
in a vehicle’s factory locations or in a location with a
semi-isolated rear chamber (like the rear deck of a car
behind the rear seats).
If you are replacing factory speakers in their original
locations with the KSC65, KSC67 or KSC69, you
may need to use the included multi-purpose adapter,
or modify it as such that it will fit your required screw
patterns. You may also need to enlarge the speaker
cut-outs and pre-drill new screw holes using a 7/64”
(2.5mm) bit. Custom mounting locations will require
more preparation and work. Make sure that the
speaker will not interfere with trunk and door opening
and closing mechanisms and that the enclosed
screws will not puncture the fuel tank, puncture
wiring, or interfere with any other mechanical parts
on the underside of the mounting surface. Cycle the
windows all the way down and up.
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