Build Your Own Headrest Speakers and Experience Audio Bliss

Thanks for the DIY! I see that your rear headrest leather hasn't shrunk. Looks good. (My first thought was, Oh that's what it is supposed to ... ... speakers well this is how to get to the rear 6.5" Bose subs. well the hardest part was the headrest for me but once you know how to do the ... I have head rest covers with the elastic bottoms the actual headrest.*Also how do I feed and where do I feed the wires through? Thanks! The two headrest posts are 150mm apart on-center, and each one is 13mm thick. The holes in the mounting bracket for the Roadmaster speaker were 69.69mm (nice) ... I came up with a mount that only costs $6 and only requires drilling 5 holes through some plastic. Took me about 10 minutes to make. I would mount two steel pieces of square tubing above the head, make speaker boxes that would hang between them, and keep it as far to the rear as possible. I ... The bracket does not mount flush to the seat backing. Has anyone encountered this problem or have a DIY??? HELP!!! Thousands of 4Runner Mods & Accessories. The #1 4Runner superstore with everything you need in one place to go hit the trails. Find all the 4Runner parts ... Exclusive Brands · Sofas & Couches · Sectionals · Chairs · TV Stands · Coffee Tables · Accent Tables. Learn how to make a homemade DIY car phone holder for convenient phone access while driving! ... just put it in between the headrest and seat.