Posted by: white-944

07/07/2008 08:48AM

Pictures - Pictures - Pictures - We Need Pictures Sweet Looking Super 944 Great Paint - Good Looking Phone Dials Enjoy the Ride and Drive with Pride

Posted by: 944carguy

03/20/2005 12:33AM

your sound system looks pretty nice, i like those 4x6's. come check mine out.

Posted by: Psycho7667648

08/13/2004 03:34PM

you don't have to remove your window just get 2 flat head screw drivers and work you way around the edging and remove it all i did it in about an hour and a half without tearing anything up its not to hard and if like me your speakers were blown it is well worth it and you learn alot in the process.

Posted by: kiwi6

06/03/2004 08:42PM

To remove the whole panel you need to remove the quarter window and door trim, and a couple of screws. Becareful as the are push fasteners hidden like a door panel ) and are easy to pull out of the fibre board. Then carefully separate the material from the window and door jam and where it overlaps other panels. You have to glue it all back together and rope the widow back in. This is a horrible job and I seriously recommend avoiding it. Yes the window has to come out, sorry. Usually the interior panel has enough extra material to go over the steel lip in the jamb and i sure that it would look like you pryed it back in if you don't remove the window. I've been told since yesterday that the grill is not removeable. The window comes out fairly easy. Remove the metal trim from the outside groove and then some gentle pushing will pop the rubber lip over the jamb. It is a good idea to have someone on the outside to catch if it flies out. Putting it back is a little harder. Once the panel is back in place you can secure the material back to the jamb with some trim adhesive. Be sure to let it cure fully before continuing. Then buy some nylon rope ( about 5/32, the hollow kind is best ). You wrap the rope around the window seal in the groove and place the window in the hole. have someone on the outside applying gentle pressure. From the inside pull one end of the rope to pull the lip of the seal back over the jamb. This will reseat the seal all of the way aroud. It is a bit of a challange and will probably take a few tries to get it right.

Posted by: Kirbo

02/17/2004 09:28PM

Nice 944 :) The system looks good, but what is that subwoofer? Are you going to clean up the wires also? Hehe GOod luck. Pce