Polk/MOMO Door Sub Grills
06-26-2006, 04:33 PM
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RE: Polk/MOMO Door Sub Grills
I know that this is some pretty hard core thread necromancy, but I hate it when people just say something like "search around" lol
Anyways, I was wondering where the 8" ones are available from, I found their site, and in the description it says that they are available in 8", but in the drop down menu it doesnt show it.
http://shop.polkaudio.com/webapp/wcs...7364&langId=-1
Anyways, I was wondering where the 8" ones are available from, I found their site, and in the description it says that they are available in 8", but in the drop down menu it doesnt show it.
http://shop.polkaudio.com/webapp/wcs...7364&langId=-1
06-26-2006, 04:39 PM
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RE: Polk/MOMO Door Sub Grills
ORIGINAL: chrisc
I know that this is some pretty hard core thread necromancy, but I hate it when people just say something like "search around" lol
Anyways, I was wondering where the 8" ones are available from, I found their site, and in the description it says that they are available in 8", but in the drop down menu it doesnt show it.
http://shop.polkaudio.com/webapp/wcs...7364&langId=-1
I know that this is some pretty hard core thread necromancy, but I hate it when people just say something like "search around" lol
Anyways, I was wondering where the 8" ones are available from, I found their site, and in the description it says that they are available in 8", but in the drop down menu it doesnt show it.
http://shop.polkaudio.com/webapp/wcs...7364&langId=-1
<edited because I gave credit to the wrong person>
06-26-2006, 05:34 PM
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Join Date: May 2006
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RE: Polk/MOMO Door Sub Grills
ORIGINAL: nbk13nw
I think the ones I used were 3/4" number 8's. I mounted the Rockford Fosgate Punch 8" drivers in both doors.
I think the ones I used were 3/4" number 8's. I mounted the Rockford Fosgate Punch 8" drivers in both doors.
06-26-2006, 09:01 PM
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RE: Polk/MOMO Door Sub Grills
Philostang,
Described it very well. They mount very well. Because the 8" stock speakers are angled and the stock grilles are uneven to compensate for this, the Polk/Momo Grille have a great gap towards the front of the car as opposed to the rear. It is barely noticeable and doesn't look bad at all. I had no clearance issues, nor issues with screwing them on after I removed the stock ones.
Described it very well. They mount very well. Because the 8" stock speakers are angled and the stock grilles are uneven to compensate for this, the Polk/Momo Grille have a great gap towards the front of the car as opposed to the rear. It is barely noticeable and doesn't look bad at all. I had no clearance issues, nor issues with screwing them on after I removed the stock ones.
06-27-2006, 09:15 AM
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RE: Polk/MOMO Door Sub Grills
Yes. I have the IUP and it matches very well. You could also paint them if you wanted. The screws I found are silver as well, but they don't match perfectly. I found a post on TMS Forums where a guy found some Silver Duplicolor paint that matches the IUP perfectly ( Color: Silver Make: Toyota Part number: 88-01530 Year: 83-92). I'm going to paint and clearcoat the screws, the grilles, and the window switchplates so it all matches nicely.
The grilles were only 20$ each from Crutchfield and they offer a 30 day money back guarantee. So it's a pretty low risk and nice looking interior mod.
Jeff
The grilles were only 20$ each from Crutchfield and they offer a 30 day money back guarantee. So it's a pretty low risk and nice looking interior mod.
Jeff
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