wow you saved like $20

Fuck yes dude!!! You my friend are a saint

@@jonnyjb69that $20 went into your moms hand after she wiped her chin

+Hunter Strong Hey no problem. This is my personal vehicle and I couldn't stand the factory speakers. They sounded so bad I had to do something about it. Thanks for the comment please subscribe if you haven't already. We are trying for the 100k subscribe plaque!

What size speaker did you use?? 6 or 6.5?

+davemachinebc No problem glad we could help even with your extended cab Silverado. Please subscribe if you haven't already.

Thank you so much for watching!

You bet! Thanks for watching Cassandra!

patriot4ever Yes it is. We also have a video for the front speakers. Here is the link. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/aZ2Cjc-bp7yVcnk.html

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Nope. Its a little deeper, sounds better too. Thanks for watching!

2011 is between 07-13(look in the title), therefore, panel removal for 2011 is the same.

Chris Arnold If the rear doors use a 6.5 speaker it should be the same.

+2CarPros Are you sure? isn't the rear speaker in the 07-13 extd cab 5 1/4" with a large rectangle bracket? You can do a 6 1/2" back there but you have to mod the existing bracket to do so or fab your own adopting the specs from the stock bracket. there is a video here showing how to do so.

chicago guy 6.5" speakers for front and rear, if its a crew cab... I believe 5.25" rear speaker on ext cabs... 4 ohm speakers stock,not sure of the wattage

If there 6.5 inches yes

Got speaker installed. I got to figure out whats keeping the top of the door panel to not fully seat on the inner window sweep of door. The manual door lock cover is sitting higher than it should. Unless something is wedged inside the door panel. I unclipped all the clips on the door panel except the one I was having issues with on the top right of door panel just below the manual lock area.I was able to pull the panel away from the door enough to remove and install speaker. All the clips snapped back in with no problem. I will work on it another time.

I just cut my speaker mounting bracket works good if the speaker isnt to wide for the crewes i only put 2 in

Just use foam weatherstripping and mount between the door and bracket, and in between the bracket and speaker.

There are on Amazon

Derek Gioffredo the kicker d series. Dsc65

Yes that shouldn't change how the speakers are mounted. Thanks for watching!

Bobby Guerra This is the brackets Scosche SAGMHR634B and the wiring adapter was Metra 72-4568.

Bobby Guerra

William Taboada Dynamat between the speaker assembly and metal door will be your friend against rattling.

mada demio 2007 skerkar

window will hit magnet when it comes down all the way!! thats why it sticks out so much!

6.5 (6 1/2) that’s the speaker size

You must have a short somewhere. Hunt it down using a test light! Thanks for watching!

Well it will just help with the quality of the sound and it could possibly rattle between the plastic mounting bracket and the metal door.

You can watch our video on the front door speaker replacement where I just used a small amount of dynomat where the speaker mounts instead of doing the whole door too.

2CarPros

Gilbert Nunez 6.5”

Have rear and front the same size?

Just rotate the panel and rest it on a box

Corey497 Nope didn't go with those, I dynomated the complete door for a sealed sound. This is my personal truck and it sounds great even with a stock sterero. Shakes the doors...a very little amount because of how well sealed it is. As to the " foam padding " to prevent vibration. I went with dynomat over lap and then installed the speaker as seen at 4:16. Very fun name you came up though, a first time someone has used it. I give you +1 for creativity.

STFU

If you want to cut the doors sheet metal anything is possible.

1EVILZ06 if your door is filling with water after a hard rain then you have big problems. I have done speaker installs after days of hard rain and inside the door was just damp. Some rain gets in but not enough to affect an aftermarket speaker.