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If I remember correctly they were 6' and 1/2'' inch. I no longer own the car.

@@frankyvee1boss can 6'5 inch speakers fit on this santa fe? or 6" inch is just the right fit

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Sorry, you started prying on your panel without watching the video until the panel was off. The video has helped several people now and has been viewed almost 12k times. You are currently the only one complaining about almost breaking your panel cause you were too anxious to start prying the panel without at least watching the video until I had the panel off. BTW the video is still in the correct order as recorded you sir jumped the gun.

To be fair, the Blue Angels just so happened to be practicing since Pensacola NAS is their home base. But the timing was perfect.🙏🙏🙏

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😂😂 me tenía grave no dejaban ver las otras parejas

@@mariadepool7438 Eso son mi Papa y Mama. Aqui estavan celebrando 50 anos de casado. Papa ya no estas con nosotros. Mi Mama la Viejita toda via estas dando rueah gracias a Dios. Mi hermana de vistido blanco y mi hermano es de la camisa roja y yo grabando este video.

Ese merengue es una obra de arte

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It is make it with you

@@EdsboOfficial I know that

Thanks for the positive feedback. Glad I was able to help you with my video.

Thnx, I recorded this like a month before they went down.

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38 inches counting the top caps and bottom reducer.

I made it out of a rectangular piece of scrap wood. I just cut out a V shape out of both ends. Then painted with the same flat black as the rest of the table. I anchored it down with some wood glue and two screws. Very basic wood work.

If you have the Ridgid shop vac just use the cord holder that comes off the shop vac and you don't have to make one

The center speaker has plastic tabs that need to be pried inwards in order to get it out. Use a plastic pry tool at the back of the grid. It does pry out from the back side, the side closes to the windsheild. I did have to replace all three speakers the center and the front right and left. My radio sounds like new again.

I soldered two leads to the terminal then spliced the two leads into the existing two wires with electrical tape.

@@frankyvee1 how any wires are there to the connector is there only 2 or is there more?

because i was going to cut the factory connector off and splice in to the factory harness

Just your two standard wiring for speakers. Just make sure to look at your old speaker and make note of which is which is positive and which is negative if it is even labled.

@@lukestortroen609 thats kind of what I did.

Thanks for watching. The Rigid I have is MODEL HD12000 and is similar to this one. www.amazon.com/RIDGID-Gal-5-0-Peak-Wet-WD1270/dp/B06Y1WHD4X/ref=sr_1_1?crid=3AK4LWHOF1Q2H&keywords=Ridgid+Vacuum+Model+HD12000&qid=1640935585&sprefix=ridgid+vacuum+model+hd12000%2Caps%2C202&sr=8-1

@@frankyvee1 - Thanks for the reply. Okay that is the same link that I purchased from 3 days ago; however, they do not ship us the WD1270 (older model which I wanted for easier construction). They ship the NXT HD1200 which has different size feet that a 2-inch PVC pipe cannot fit on. For the benefit of many others: What I did was purchase a rather expensive part from Home Depot that connects 2-inch PVC to 2-inch copper. The part is named: Proflex 2 in. Neoprene Shielded Coupling. One end has a much thicker neoprene and makes a very tight fit to the new foot base. Easy connect procedure: 1) Lubricate each of: the metal clamp inside, the neoprene fitting thick end inside and all outside, and the lower part of plastic foot of vacuum to make everything much-much easier to slide on. I used silicone spray lube on a rag and rubbed it on the parts. 2) Loosen clamps on metal fitting to allow room for neoprene expansion. Slide metal fitting by itself over vacuum wheel foot. 3) Slide lubricated thick end of neoprene down into metal compression clamp ring and press into place use a flat piece of wood to avoid cutting your hands on metal ring. 4) Tighten lower clamp . Now it is ready to add the 2-inch PVC riser legs and the rest of the build. As I said, these parts at $9.61 each are rather expensive but can be a big-time saver over other methods. I posted this info in John Builds It channel too since many people may be interested. Again, thanks for the taking the time to post your build.

@@charlielang1692 Thanks for sharing this work-around for those other model vacuums. That is what UA-cam is all about sharing ideas and tips. I'm sure this will def help someone else that is facing the same dilema.

Thanks for commenting. Mine just came with one elbow I had to do my own rigging and pluming on the second elbow to attach the hose to the vacuum.

Bought one last night. I got 2 elbows in the box as well.

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