Adding CarPlay to the Delorean: The Easy Way

[cis6409]

The front speakers were easy enough as they can be accessed under the dash and come out pretty easy but not nice lying upside down In the footwell to get at them. You need to be flexible lol .

The rears are harder as it depends on the condition of the rear speaker panels. Mine were not In good condition so I didn't mind cutting the vinyl overlap on the fibreglass lip as I was getting them recovered . But if yours are good you ll need to gently heat up the vinyl under the door seal to soften the glue and peel it back gently to not rip it. Then there s 3 or 4 small screws Holding it in 2 or 3 at the bottom underneath the armrest bolster and one usually at the top . It ll pop off then . The rear speaker is easily got to then.

I went with dgo speakers original size but Modern ones which will be more than good enough for my audio needs

The retro sound radio is definitely very nice have that on my wish list
Shane

[L3V3L1]

Wow that's really sweet! Any issues with it blocking the vents? It looks like the screen protrudes a bit taller than the DIN height. I like the look of this, though I guess it's that whole balance of trying to have modern amenities in the car vs keeping an 80s look. NGL, this is a tempting upgrade to do instead of a portable unit if I wholesale change out my stereo system. But the reviews of this thing are not that great with only 8 reviews and a 3.3 star rating. Glad your experience with it has been good.



I need to re-do my speaker system and get a new radio (I'm considering the RetroSound). How difficult are you finding it to change out the speakers? The PO of my car mounted 2 to the back of the firewall and they're tapped into the rear speakers (non-functional) somehow that I can't see. On the surface I'd think I'd just replace the speakers and use the existing wires, but we all know nothing is THAT easy on this car.

A good tip when installing the front speakers is to use some long standoffs instead of regular nuts. Makes it much easier

[Timeless]

A good tip when installing the front speakers is to use some long standoffs instead of regular nuts. Makes it much easier

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00BWLQ4A6...v_ov_lig_dp_it