Metra 825605 Rear Speaker Plate Review

Worked great in my 2014 Ford Focus ST. I highly recommend them if you are replacing stock speakers with something that is not original.

I was going to cut out the factory speakers and reuse the brackets but decided to go this route instead. The mounting holes gave me plenty of room to rotate the speaker the way I wanted and it fits the truck perfectly. My only complaint is that there are no wire cutouts, but this is easily fixed with a drill.

Fits well, screw holes for speakers and adapters are too wide for some screws to fit properly (my adapters didn't even come with them), you'll pull them off. Find wide screws or hope your speakers come with good hardware. The major downside is that there is no wire hole for the speaker harness, you can either drill your own or route the wires between the adapter and the inner door skin.

I installed it on my F150 Raptor. They fit perfectly but I would recommend upgrading them a bit. Foam is built into the factory speakers to secure the back of the speaker to the door, creating a semi-sealed box for the door speakers. So I added thin strips of FatMat insulation between this adapter and the truck door and between this adapter and the speaker to seal it. Similar to factory design. This will help give your speaker more bass as the sound waves don't propagate around the edges of the

Perfect fit for 2019 F-150 tailgate speakers. I had to use larger screws to attach the speakers to them, but I was expecting this as others have mentioned it. As previously mentioned, there are no embossed cutouts for the speaker wire. Instead of cutting a groove I just used a dynamite type material between them and the truck doors but left empty space for the wires. You should always use some kind of dynomat material to avoid vibration when installing aftermarket speakers. My truck already had

When installing in a Ford vehicle with speaker terminals on the front of the speaker, there is a small ferrule here to prevent running excess cable. I made a small cut out in the speaker adapter I bought for my car big enough for the wires to run from the back to the front. I didn't use any special tools, just some small vices (you can use pliers). I simply fixed the desired side, pressed against the edge and moved the vise back and forth. After the edge was removed I made another cut in the…

Ideal for standard 6.5" Ford speakers. They look good but 2 mounting holes for speakers, one of the brackets seems a bit bigger than the others so maybe it is. There are some small quality or consistency issues. This wasn't a big problem for me as I had to use multiple screw sizes so I just went with the larger one. framework for mounting and using these rings, and either way it will be great and sound good. Aside from that, you'll save yourself a ton of time by just buying rings and a harness…