Buenos días,
Pues tras buscar un poco de información sobre esto, he podido encontrar un usuario de la web civinfo (gloom) en el que además de comentar el tamaño de los altavoces tanto delanteros como traseros (que es de 6.5") también añade más información de interés sobre su instalación.
Por favor, avisadme si infrinjo alguna norma del foro por postear esta información aquí:
Some FAQ's answered about radio/speaker install
I just want to point out a few discoveries I've made as I've installed and setup my audio system in the car.
1. Don't forget the screws inside of the handle beneath the small rubber piece. Easily broken if you bend the doorcard forgetting about these.
2. If you have tweeters oem, aftermarket normal size tweeters will fit exactly inside.
3. The oem radio is NOT EQUALIZED. The output level is FLAT.
4. The tweeters use the same color cables as the mids. Not separate channels from the oem radio.
5. The rubber cylinder hose that houses the cables going from inside the car to the door CAN'T BE PENETRATED. You will need to have the cable go beside it. Why? There's no hole in the ends but a wire harness at each side with connectors.
6. Green plastic plugs holding door cards etc are completely new and not based on old models and cost 2-3£ each.
7. L-shaped kick panel at passenger side close to center is easily broken if removed but costs only about 5£ from honda.
8. Plastic covers inside of the door handles will easily break, ESPECIALLY the rears. Will probably be cheap from Honda, but I reinforced with double sided tape. These WILL cause rattle if not seated properly.
9. When equalizing the car with a external microphone and TrueRTA software ( TrueRTA Audio Spectrum Analyzer Software ) I found the curve quite straight except from around 50-80hz that needed to be lowered by alot.
10. The lower compartment in the trunk is perfecto for amp install and you will still have room for tools etc (just secure them)
11. The oem speakers pulls up then towards you to be removed. The oem speakers can be cut out and used as a bracket for new speakers.
12. Both front and rear are 6.5" speakers.
13. When fitting new speakers with oem stereo, the volume threshold before distortion seems to be around 20 in volume on the oem stereo depending of the recorded volume of the music track.
14. There will be problems of varying kind with aftermarket units and the "Start/Stop" system. After entering idle stop at a traffic light etc, and when the engine starts again, your headunit will most likely shut off and on again (If you have a Bluetooth call or stream music, it will take a long time before reconnect).
Audison has a accessory to mend this and some other manufacturers might also have this, but be prepared for this.
15. There's a good grounding point underneath the seat close to where the seatbelt holder connects. There's several good grounding points behind the glove department including factory grounding points. There's no good grounding points underneath the most rear plastic cover in the trunk.
16. Going through the firewall from inside of the engine compartment is easy and you can reach it without removing anything. The inside however will be hard to access (You won't see the entrance at all) so basicly you need to fish the wire from the engine compartment until you can reach it underneath the glove department. This is what took most of my time initially.
If I forgot something, I will add later on. Feel free to ask questions and I will try to answer them.
PD: Hay otro usuario que comenta que son de 6.75" y que se necesita un adaptador de este tipo: http://www.amazon.co...aw/d/B000NWCIE6
A ver si alguien puede aportar algo más de luz.
Un saludo!
Editado por barisk, 11 junio 2016 - 12:22:05.
