Matt Bachand
Depends on the 6.5
Do it when its warm thats for sure. Let the truck run with heat cranked if you need too. I have a few tex screws in my interior also 
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1995 Silverado door panels/speakers
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minisub
6-5/6-6;Whatever It Takes
Should have called. I got home after 9:30 and was probably still in my suit and wound up like the energizer bunny at 10:30....
I have no idea about those Kenwoods, as long as you are sure they will fit I am sure they will be fine. If I recall, the biggest issue with the replacements on these trucks is clearing the window. I think I had to add a couple washers on one of mine even with the install spacer to get one side to clear.
Do you have the goofy 4x10s in the rear like the Tahoe?
My rear covers have a fixed tab on the down/rear edge that captures the headliner. The front tab rotates on a post that is vertical to the face of the cover.
Getting them off isn't too bad. Bend up a wire (coat hanger) to get in there and rotate the tab 90*, pull that side down and then pull forward to get the back tabs off the headliner.
Getting them on was a bit more tricky. I think I used dental floss around the rotating tab to "swing" them into the headliner.
I have no idea about those Kenwoods, as long as you are sure they will fit I am sure they will be fine. If I recall, the biggest issue with the replacements on these trucks is clearing the window. I think I had to add a couple washers on one of mine even with the install spacer to get one side to clear.
Do you have the goofy 4x10s in the rear like the Tahoe?
My rear covers have a fixed tab on the down/rear edge that captures the headliner. The front tab rotates on a post that is vertical to the face of the cover.
Getting them off isn't too bad. Bend up a wire (coat hanger) to get in there and rotate the tab 90*, pull that side down and then pull forward to get the back tabs off the headliner.
Getting them on was a bit more tricky. I think I used dental floss around the rotating tab to "swing" them into the headliner.
SnowDrift
Ultra Conservative. ULTRA!
I think they're 4x6 in the rear. I had a nice set of Pyle speakers in my K3500 and ended up with a set of something else in my '90. I won't put a whole lot of money into them, though. Most of the time, I'm listening to talk radio, anyhow and the rest of the time, I don't even have the radio on.
SnowDrift
Ultra Conservative. ULTRA!
Continuing on in another thread in case anyone is interested in more info on the rear speakers...
http://www.thetruckstop.us/forum/showthread.php?p=261558#post261558
http://www.thetruckstop.us/forum/showthread.php?p=261558#post261558