Reddit reviews Milwaukee 48-22-4011 Right Angle Snips, Left Cutting
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Put the speaker basket over the hole and trace around it.
Use an offset tin snip to make some perpendicular cuts from the existing hole to about .25-.5" inside the line you traced (approx the width of the speaker mounting surface so there's room to securely mount it).
Cut every .5" so you have a bunch of little tabs. Then, just fold them in and back, pop the speaker in, and screw in. Example picture so you get the idea
The bent tabs actually enhance the rigidity of the panel rather than weakening it, reducing flex and all the bad things that come with that (unlike cutting out the metal...)
Grinders don't cut round holes, and grinding away to a round hole is a nightmare, especially if it's your first time.
You'll see this technique all over the place in body work, like when you're flaring fenders. It's the way to go if you ask me.