Alright...something I posted for those that said the tweeters were awfully high and would cause the stage to be too high.
They were basing that primarily off of this image where I'm holding the A-pillar above the dash. They saw the opening near the top of the windshield. Perspective throws things off.
Compare the above image to this one where it looks like the tweeter is near the top of the A-pillar.
But then it's much farther down in this pic...
So anyway...people were saying that the tweets are too high and would cause the stage to be too high for judging.
So I took this picture of the passenger side tweeter installed prior to upholstery. The tweeter is pretty much at eye level. My reasoning for choosing this location isn't based on height alone, but also on width.
The higher I positioned the driver's side tweeter in the A-pillar, the farther from the center of the vehicle it moved. Meaning it was not only moving up, but also moving (in the case of the driver's side tweeter) moving to left - which widens the soundstage.
It also moves farther back.
Now this is where it gets fun.
In the below picture there's a hole cut in the door card. Months ago I stripped this section of the driver's door and rough cut an opening for a 3" mid to be aimed on-axis to the listening position. The tweeter that I put up high in the A-pillar is now pretty much vertically aligned with that 3" location. If you look at where the 6 1/2 is located in the dash (above the air vent) you can see how much stage width I'm gaining here.
Now, if you go back to this image take a look at the vertical line from the tweet down to the same location on the door in front and above the silver window switch panel. I've extended the stage width by moving the tweets higher (which also moved them physically wider in the vehicle) and, once the 3" mids are installed in the doors the effect will only get better.
I've already had people say that the mid and tweet are too far apart. I just remind them that I literally put the same 3" mids in the KICK PANELS of the Audi.
This is much easier in comparison.
I'll get an amp and processor installed tomorrow and throw a quick tune on it.
I've had people ask if the 1/8" foam-backed suede will muffle the tweeters. I'll make measurements to show them that it doesn't hurt.