They are 13cm (5.25"). The "multi-fit" design speakers should fit without any work to the mounting, although new connectors on the original speakers cables are apparently required.

No. All that is needed is 1 inch on the top and 1 inch on each side for mounting . Our screens have 1 inch of hook fastener double stitched across the top and on both sides. If your opening is substantially shorter or narrower, you may have to add wood to you door framing, however, this is seldom needed. See similar questions...

They are 4 X 6. You can fit up to 6.5" with no problems though. Make adaptor plates. - Matt 93 GXE You must pull off the door panel. Craig Brace has instructions with pictures here: Matt also has a write-up here, on his FAQ page. See similar questions...

If the speaker are rated for 400 watts peak and are 8 ohms, then you can use an amp that is 400 watts (peak) per channel @ 8 ohms (an 800 watt amp). You can use a lower wattage amp, but you will be limited by the amp. You can also technically use a higher wattage amp, just don't use it a higher volumes which would drive the speaker over its wattage limit and potentially blow the speakers. See similar questions...

The opening on the small door measures 5" by 7", medium is 8" by 11", and large is 10" by 15". The rise is the area the pet needs to step over to go through the door. The rise on the small and medium door is 2" and the large has a 9" rise. See similar questions...

This depends on the type of fireplace you own, masonry, exact fireplace opening size (the height and width), as well as the type of facing, pre-fab or zero clearance. We would also need to know the manufacturer and model number. See similar questions...

The image data of earth explorer is built from the orignal 1km resolution picture from the nasa's Blue Marble site. The original size of this picture is 43,200(width)*21,600(height), it is near 2.6GB data in uncompress format. See similar questions...

Generally speaking, the power of the amplifier should match the power of the speakers. It's just a guideline, but if you increase the power of the amplifier beyond the rating of the speaker, the speaker could be damaged. An under powered amplifier is also a problem. If the power amp clips because it is pushed too hard, the speakers can be damaged. These are two extremes...10 to 20 percent above or below the power amplifier rating is okay. See similar questions...

The front speakers, located behind the door panels are 165mm (6?in) in diameter and have a depth of approx 55mm. They are made by the Goodmans Loudspeaker Company (made in UK or Hungary) and are rated at 20W. The rear speakers, located behind the side panels next to the rear seats, are 130mm (5?in) in diameter and have a depth of 45mm. They are also made by the Goodmans Loudspeaker Company and have a rating of 20W. See similar questions...

There is no easy answer to this, but as a general rule for best results (less power loss) you should use the heaviest gauge wire as is practical, especially for the longer speaker runs. For short runs you could use lighter cable. But don’t let this be the weak link in your audio system. See similar questions...

technically speaking, any speaker can fit anywhere with some modification. some will work better than others, but anything can be fit anywhere with some hard work. In the dash, you will have a hard time fitting anything other than a 4x6 plate speaker, due to mounting depth concerns, but i have seen small magnet 51/4's fit in there. that said, i don't recommend putting any speaker in the dash as imaging and a proper sound stage become more challenging. in the doors, a good 6. See similar questions...

Assuming your 3" / 4" / 5.25" / 6" / 6.5" speakers are midrange drivers and not subwoofers (Focal make a 5.25" subwoofer for example), you shouldn't need to make a sealed enclosure for it. In most cases (but not all) there is no need to build sealed enclosures for these midrange drivers because their suspension (the spider and surround) is designed to operate in an infinate baffle situation such as a door or rear deck of a car. In other words, most midranges are free-air drivers. See similar questions...

Standard door widths are 8', 9', 10', 12', 14', 15', 15'6", 16', and 18'. Some models can be custom ordered in 2" increments (8'2", 8'4", 8'6", etc.).. Standard door heights are from 6' to 8' in 3" increments, except for 7'3". Most residential models are now available in extended heights up to 12". Check with Armstrong Garage Doors your local dealer for custom height/model availability. See similar questions...

Pets such as cats under 7 lbs or toy breed dogs, such as Bichon Frise, Chihuahua, and Maltese can use the small size, the medium door can accommodate a dog the size of a Beagle, Brittany, or a Welsh Terrier or a cat over 7 lbs. The large door can be used for a Boxer, German Shepherd, a Greyhound, or breeds of similar size. See similar questions...

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For DIY-enthusiasts the installation is very easy. Illustrated and detailed mounting instructions will show you step by step how to install the TSE. The necessary tools should belong to the basic equipment of every household. See similar questions...

This primarily depends on the weight and size of the door you are hanging. Doors used in public buildings are generally larger and heavier than those used around the home and require stronger hinges to facilitate the extra weight. Internal doors around the home are generally hollow and in this situation using a pair of hinges will normally be sufficient, but for particularly heavy (over 20kg) or frequently used doors, fitting three hinges is recommended. See similar questions...

Fabrication dimensions required by Woodfold call for final exact finish openings. Do not deduct from this finished opening size. However, for floor clearances other than the standard 5/8" nominal clearance you can specify the clearance you want. For instance, 5'0" wide x 6'8" high with 1" floor clearance. For 2100 and 3300 Series doors specify exact finished opening size only. See similar questions...

I've never seen them for sale anywhere, in original OR aftermarket form, period. All I know is the GM part number is 10023740. See similar questions...

Aftermarket tire sizes can (and in a lot of cases will) be different from OEM. The thing to remember is the first two numbers in the tire size are not as critical as the last number. For example: 20-11-9 -- The 20 is the tire height. The 11 is the tire width and the 9 is the wheel height. If you are not purchasing new wheels with your tires the last number has to be the same or the tire will not fit on your wheel. See similar questions...