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92-95 Honda Civic Speaker Adapter

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This is a speaker adapter for a 92-95 Honda Civic. It will allow you to place a larger 6.5" speaker in the stock location. I modeled mine specifically after a Rockford Fosgate R165x3 Prime. I highly recommend these speakers, they sound wonderful in my car right now. I'm sure there are better out there but these were a good deal at the time. The middle ring is 145 mm diameter on top and a bit smaller on the bottom. The outer ring is around 180 mm. The whole ring is about 1 mm taller than the stock adapter. It is designed to use the stock screws to attach it back to the door. There are no fitment issues with these and your windows, they clear even with it rolled all the way down. I printed mine at 0.3 mm in 3 pieces and the parts snapped together very tightly. One ring required some very light sanding work to get them to snap together but again the joint was tight and strong. If you want to do the job really well you should buy some type of foam tape to put on the back of this to help seal it better against the car door. Not too thick unless you get something that will squish easily.

Published Jun 27, 2026Updated Aug 11, 2026

Originally published on thingiverse.com by Notfor Everyone (notforeveryone) · License: CC BY-NC-SA

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