Specifications page

:: S-Pod Specifications for the Honda S2000 ::

Mounting plate holes are cut to accept either a 5.25
inch; (13cm) coaxial, or 5.25 inch; (13cm) midrange
and separate tweeter. Components are highly
recommended over coaxials if your budget will allow.
Components offer much more clarity. The holes are
cut to 4.75 inches; (12cm)

Component tweeters are mounted with double stick
tape through the mounting plate to the plastic roll bar
cover. Holes for them are drilled to 2 inches; (5cm).

Coaxial tweeter protrusion is an issue. 1/8 inch;
(3cm) past the mounting surface will clear the
speaker grill. 1/4 inch; (5mm) will touch the grilles
foam backing if mounted from the front. 1/4 inch; or
more can be accommodated by mounting the
speaker behind the mounting plate. This works fine
but takes a lot of patience to start the mounting
screws blind. Spacers may need to be inserted
between the speakers and mounting plates to gain
clearance.

If you are planning to use speakers with dedicated
mounting plates, you will need to make
modifications. Mounting depth is not an issue with
either coaxials or components, 3.25 inches; (8.3cm)
is available.

For any other questions concerning specifications,
feel free to contact us through the "contact form"
here at our website.

:: S-Pod Specifications Page ::

At approximately 3:30 pm,
the second set of
prototype S-Pods were
installed in a Mazda Miata
with great success!
Thanks Jackie!

As a reminder, Yellow
S-Pods have been
officially discontinued!
S-Pods are still available
in Black, Blue & Red.

Mazda Miata S-Pod
update: There has been
some delays on releasing
the S-Pod package until
late summer. Good news
is speakers will be
included in the S-Pod
package!

The S2000 previously up
for sale by Streetsmart
Technologie's owner Mark
has been sold! Thanks
for all the interest!

Red & Blue S-Pods will
be discontinued as soon
as current stock is
depleted. This is due to
the high cost of colored
leather.

At that time, we will be
happy to cover S-Pods
with customer supplied
material for a cost of $220.