Ai HSB524 2006-2012 Honda Speaker Adaptor

good item

fits really good and very easy for 2016 Honda CRV

Needed to replace my 2007 Honda Civic Speakers and they have these hook and single bolt construction designs in both the door and the back seats. I didn’t want to have to deal with the challenge of possibly drilling holes when seating new speakers so I went with these. They just worked great.I used some JVC 6” speakers, took the grills off, and then attached them to these supports. One hole aligned cleanly, the others (2 locations) I pre drilled a hole to attach the speaker to the tabs and then screwed them down solid. They were secure and ready to mount. Took the panel off my door, removed the old speakers, connected the new speakers, aligned the two tabs to slide the speaker in the door and reattached the primary securing screw. Was able to install both door speakers in less than 30 minutes and I’ve never worked with car audio before.If you want your install to get a little easier when replacing your speakers with ones that aren’t Honda branded and you have one of these Civic models, this will definitely save you time and make the install a lot easier and more secure without having to modify the door hardware. Recommended!!!

The plastic feels alright quality-wise, the fit in the door was perfect but I did have to modify these adapters to fit a beefier speaker, though I doubt speakers the same size as OEM would have that problem

Shopping List:• Metra 72-7800 Speaker Connector [$6] –• Sound Dampening - Noico 80 mil 10 sqft car Sound Deadening Mat [$22]• Pioneer TS-A1686R A-Series 6.5" [$48] -(Great sounding speakers, even with a pretty weak OEM stereo, You can get an equalizer on your media device to greatly makeup for some extra bass/volume, and speed up the break in period. The bass is much cleaner than the crappy OEM speaks, not as boomy, because they aren’t boomy, they likely, won’t be boom heavy as the crap OEM speakers. Given more power/and an equalizer w/ bass boost, you can get a LOT more performance out of these speakers, than OEM.***These speakers will not sound that great before they are broken in!***Very clean mids and Treble! Now I need to replace the front 6.5s….. LOL..)If you want massive bass, buy a sub! These speakers can handle amazing bass without distorting, but can rattle your car with the massive sound, even with dampening! • Honda Speaker Adapter (Ai HSB524 2006-2011) [$8] – Worked like a charm! I used a little dampening mat to keep them more snug feeling against the rear deck. The screw in holes did not align perfectly due to the speakers being a little large (possibly also rated for 6.75?) , so I just spent $2 at Home Depot and got 2" cabinet bolts, small washers on top and lock washers, and the nut on bottom. Super easy!! Don't over tighten!• Spare Trim clips [$8] – I was very careful and still ended up breaking two.. Might be the determining factor whether you finish the project today or not…Good luck! :) and make sure you have 3 hours or so without interruption for all the 2016 Honda Civic panel removal/install.Many thanks to this kid for the actual walkthrough CLUEngineer on You tube.

I used these in a 2013 Honda Pilot. I replaced the stock speakers with aftermarket 6.75" coaxial speakers. The screw holes were not an exact perfect fit for either pair of speakers that I have (Alpine and JVC), but were close enough to get the job done.

very good

This does NOT fit a 2007 Honda Fit. I'm so tired of amazon