Went aftermarket. The one I wanted had the tweeter well recedes inside the cone, I wish i'd have gone with that one, but it was out of stock so I went with a pioneer that had the tweeter popping out. I took the old speaker out, cut the lower part leaving only the ring and 2 mounting screw posts, then dropped the speaker in on top. I was able to screw it down to the top of that ring, cut and ground down the screws underneath so it was smooth, and it mounted beautify. However the cover wouldn't pop back on, somewhere around 1/4 inch or more the tweeter was in the way. So, back to the ring i cut out of the old speaker. I then removed rest of the soft stuff inside the top of the old speaker ring, and I had to use a grinder to smooth out the inside of the full opening so that the new speaker could instead of fitting flush on top of the ring spacer would go down inside the ring. All stuff if you ever took the speaker out you could see what I mean. Then used 2 sided tape to secure the speaker inside that ring, since i could no longer screw it in. That gave me just a bit more of the clearance I needed to get it done. All said and done, it was clear i needed to add some more tools and bits to my tool set, I had to be more creative with how I did what I did then I normally like to.
