How do ya'll mount your tweets

[bmxkid92]

Trying to do everything correct the first time and not worry about it anymore but I have some Rockford Fosgate tweeters that come with the flush mount. I want to keep a clean look on my doors or A pillar instead of having them stick out like a sore thumb. How or what do you guys use to mount/secure them. Someone at one of the local shops tried saying they would JB weld them in but I didn't exactly like the sound of that. Any help would be great

[alaskanzx5]

I did mine like any other speaker but then again its a punch pro tweet not exactly small

the instruction should tell you how to do it. If not call RF tech and ask what they recommend for their tweets. Or just some hot glue or something.

[Jhunt94]

Is there already a factory spot for a tweeter in your vehicle?

[bmxkid92]

The factory tweet mounts are in the front but are 3 in 3.5 in

[bmxkid92]

And the mount on the tweet is one screw in the back but I have nothing to mount to behind the pillar

[Guest]

this is how i did my rockford tweets but they stick out this way

Ive also put in some crescendo silk dome tweeters

for those i cut the hole as big as the magnet for a flush mount

they come with a ring that screws onto the back magnet

once you have put the tweet in the hole to hold it in place

[bmxkid92]

I like the way yours looks because of the all black. Unfortunately my interior is a tan color. Which is really one of the only reasons I want to flush mount

[evermaxx]

Could paint the bracket lol.

[will77530]

which tweeters exactly did you get, most shops serieously will hot glue or jb weld them in it works i guess

[Guest]

I like the way yours looks because of the all black. Unfortunately my interior is a tan color. Which is really one of the only reasons I want to flush mount

crescendo looks pretty with chrome

you can see here the ring and how it would screw into the back of the tweet

http://store.soundsolutionsaudio.com/products/rts-1-audiophile-silk-dome-tweeter-kit.html