Speaker Conversion 5.25" to 6.50"

[billnapabill]

We all know that the 5.25" speakers don't make any Bass, at least anything that's audible at 70+ mph.
Last year I installed a Hawgwired 2/150 amp and a pair of JL Audio 5.25" speakers on my CVO Roadglide and once again was disappointed.
I took a chance and bought the BikeTronics 6.50" conversion kit. I installed it this weekend and I gotta tell ya , along with the Hawgwired amp I can finally hear some bass, or if I ain't hearing it, I'm feeling it. Simple kit to install, no cutting or anything like that, just install the adapters, mount the speakers, do a little wireing, worse part in removing/installing your fairing.
Don't know what it would sound like without the amp.

 

[ultrat]

always rewarding to do your own work i think...

 

[xdanman]

Wow! I bet that sounds good.

 

[Breeze3at]

Good to hear you got something that works. I question I have, How do you put 6.5" speakers in a hole that was designed for 5.25"? Unless the stock speaker mounts are way larger than the speaker size, I can't visualize it.:newsmile040:

 

[Klaus]

Have any want try.

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