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ZUKIWORLD Discussion Forum => Suzuki 4x4 Forum => Topic started by: Z71Edge on July 11, 2008, 06:57:49 AM

Title: New member - 93 Tracker - Rear Speakers & ?'s
Post by: Z71Edge on July 11, 2008, 06:57:49 AM

Hey guys, Im a new member here and Im glad to be a part of this site. I just recently became the owner of a 93 Tracker 4x4 5spd with 70k on the clock...pretty much stock for right now, other than 235/75 tires. I eventually plan to lift it and add 31's, once I am done with school I will more than likely do a SFA swap and add 33's. I also own a 99 GMC Z71, usually post on www.gmfullsize.com...Just wanted to say hi and Im here to help out anybody with any knowledge that I can!  :)

I was wondering if some of you could post up pictures of how you may have rear speakers mounted in the back of your zuki/tracker. Im looking to add either 5x7's or 6x9's to the rear area of my tracker and would like to get some ideas on where/how to mount them. Also, are the front speakers 4"? Im pretty sure they are, just don't know for sure.

I've been doing some searching and found a few sites, but is there any overall "best" site to get parts/accessories for zuki/trackers? Most typical places (4wheelparts, rockymountainsuspension, etc.) dont really have crap.

Thanks for the help ahead of time!  8)

Title: Re: New member - 93 Tracker - Rear Speakers & ?'s
Post by: Drone637 on July 11, 2008, 12:19:49 PM

Welcome to the club.  There are a couple ways to mount 6x9's in the back.  I will let the people who have done it chime in on that.  :)

As for where to get parts from, you can't go wrong with the people listed on the right side at the home page http://www.zukiwold.com   I like Hawk Suzuki myself, but that is mostly personal preference and getting parts for my SJ-410 easily.

Title: Re: New member - 93 Tracker - Rear Speakers & ?'s
Post by: jeff1997 on July 11, 2008, 02:01:05 PM

For mounting 6x9's just cut a piece of plywood, 3/4", with the speaker opening inside and larger around the outside. Screw from the back of the interior trim panel into the plywood and you are done. Of couse you will need to trim out the plastic trim panel and the sheetmetal inside but it is not too hard. Send me your email and I can send you pics of mine. I also can hook you up with a lift for your Tracker. Let me know if you are interested.