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yeah 5.25 was the closest fit i could find. just make sure all of your windshield gasket are good or they'll get ruined fairly quick, found out the hard way
I just replaced mine. 5.25 is what you need. I had problems finding ones due to most 2 way speaker I found had the tweeter too far out past the mounting face. I found some that I could make fit by shimming the mounting studs. Can't remember the brand and out of town for a while. Thanks for the heads up on water damage. When I was alot younger I had a 75 CJ5 and forgot about the wet pants legs.
Pick up some rubber washers for a few bucks at ACE and use them as shims on the mounting studs to separate speaker from dash. Will keep the dash from rattling from vibration when playing anything with bass.
I bought the mod pod for my Jeep so I can add some 6.5 inch speakers in the front and the T-18 sifter is mounted so far forward the pod won't fit. I was pretty mad until I got another CJ and now it will fit that Jeep.
86 CJ7 Laredo Black
The Jeep was totally gone thru, 124k original miles on body,
New Crate engine and Trans, Weber Carb, Interior replaced back to stock, Dana 44 Rear, Dana 35 Front, 2.5 " Suspension Lift 1" body 33-12.50 Tires on Mickey Thompson Wheels, New Dupont Paint
they make shallow speakers, in regards to the tweeters, its usually the more high end,
JL audio, boston acoustics,
If I was going to try and get the best bang for my buck
JBL makes great speakers and they are reasonable priced esp compared to the two above and they have the shallow option