NICE WORK!! Gives me another idea to work with.
Love the pics I like to be able to see how they look before I go for it.

 

 

Love it even more at night!

 

Looks amazing! Great idea and excellent execution! Keep up the great build

 

Nice! Want to get me some already.

 

Have you installed these yet? I know to most this is probably a really simple project but if you have any pics/details about the process I would love to see them. I'm an audio noob and would love to get these

 

These are awesome where did you get them from?

 

Here's the link

 

Yes I have already installed the speakers and no I did not document the installation.

However I am upgrading my receiver soon and will try to get some pics during that time.

It really is as simple as you think.
I purchased these speaker adapter harnesses
Keep in mind when ordering these they are sold in pairs - i.e. you need to order quantity 2 to do all 4 speakers in your Jeep.

Here's the I am upgrading to.

 

Sorry my mistake I didn't quite it. I was asking about the stickers for the sun visors!

 

Do you have any pics of the speakers installed? Would love to see how they look before I pull the trigger on mine. Thanks for the info about the harness I would have completely missed that step!

 

Amazon

 

Thank you! That will bring a smile to my face every time I look at my sun visor

 

Sorry unfortunately I did not snap any pictures of the speakers installed.
Must've been napping when that happened, and I don't really want to re-remove the door panels unless I have to.
But believe me the 6-1/2" speakers fit perfectly you just need to re-drill the new mounting hole locations(not hard).

I did not use the included speaker grill covers as they would not allow the door panel to sit flush.

The harnesses I suggested are not required to install aftermarket speakers, they just make it easier than cutting and splicing wires.



Here is a pic of the 6-1/2" JVC speaker I used





ebay link

 

Pioneer DEH-X6800BT Bluetooth receiver


the center trim panel comes off very easily
Just apply the e-brake and move the gearshift all the way back to 1-2
That will give you enough room to pop off the center console trim by prying out gently from the bottom corners.


I chose to use quick disconnect connectors, since I have a plethora of these connectors due to a ebay misorder.
this part is entirely up to you how you want to connect the stereos wiring harness to the vehicle specific adapter harness.


Since this receiver has Bluetooth and phone connect technologies, it requires a mic to be mounted somewhere in the vehicle.
The mic was included with the receiver along with a piece of double-sided tape, I chose to mount mine to the steering column cover.
There was also an optional sun visor mount.


There is plenty of mic wire included, I wrapped mine up and stored it behind the receiver.