Removing front dash speaker grills

[darrell m]

I changed my front speakers in my 85 4KS... need to remove the glove box 
assy and lower drivers side dash, there are 2 phillips screws going directly 
up thru the bottom into the grilles.
I used Kenwood KFC-835C 3 1/2" but removing the factory blau's and 
retro-fitting with the Kenwoods required some minor trimming of the back 
side of the grille and a tab of cardboard off the speaker to accomodate the 
posts of the grille. I also retro'd in some 6x9's in the rear deck (more 
trimming, cutting, planning, of course, including some cutting of the metal 
under the rear deck to let the magnets thru) and those front door pockets 
are the perfect candidates for my latest project just completed. I used 6" 
PVC cut at an angle (@2" tall on short side, 6" on tall side) and 
double-wrapped them in vinyl left over from a boat restore, matches from 5' 
away haha.
Ask me for more details/pics if you want to see my handiwork

85 4KS 1.8L 5sp 240k miles 1700Watts of Kenwood, Rockford Fosgate


>From: "Daniel McOrmond" <dmcormond at gmail.com>
>To: quattro at audifans.com
>Subject: Removing front dash speaker grills
>Date: Fri, 9 Jun 2006 10:31:42 -0400
>
>I have an '87 4000S. The factory speakers are long gone, and I'm
>thinking of replacing them.
>
>What is the best way to remove the front dashboard speaker grills? Do
>they just snap out, or are they held in place by some screws or clips?
>
>Thanks,
>
>-Daniel
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