Aftermarket Front Speaker Adapter Toyota Review

I only needed one. Apparently someone (the dealer, I know the history of the car) was already out there and replaced one of the JBL speakers with the standard speaker that comes with the car without the JBL system.

Provides the perfect spacing for installing third party speakers without having to make your own spacers. Complete cleaning of the door leaf and the inner parts of the door. Installed in the factory holes and well worth the money.

I ordered these after visiting many flea markets in the Houston area. No one had heard of them or even of them. I was given a price of $75 to make them, but that's too much. Got it and installed it the same day and it's pretty damn cool to have sound in the front of the car. They fit perfectly and the depth was perfect. I didn't hit the speaker when I rolled down the windows. If you have a Toyota and your front speakers look like this, get them!

I was looking for front door speaker adapters for a 2009 Toyota Tacoma Access Cab without a JBL system. There were so many types, shapes and sizes. I saw these adapters and the description said they would fit the Tacoma. I was a bit skeptical, but wanted to try it anyway. Well they fit perfectly, the holes matched, the 6x9 speakers fit perfectly and looked great. I highly recommend these adapters if someone has a Toyota Tacoma with 6x9 secondary speakers.

Here's what I had to do to get them to work with a 2002 Toyota Camry: It's best to mount the speaker on the adapter before installing it on the car door. Use the template that came with your new speakers to drill four holes in the adapter that will allow you to mount your new speaker to the adapter. I inserted the speaker into the adapter by placing the template between the speaker and the adapter. This will ensure that all four holes line up correctly. Drilling holes is very easy, the adapter…