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bhouse1587
06-07-2007, 04:13 PM
where have you guys mounted the sub box.. i have 2 amps and 2 subs and my box slides around all the time im scared to drill L brackets into the floor of the trunk (obviously making sure its not the spare tire im drilling into) any suggestions would help :)
Tim
maral01
06-07-2007, 09:10 PM
This is something I thought about the other day that I will do during the weekend to solve that problem (hopefully you have a hatchback):
Take ''L'' shaped brackets and use those to attach the sub box to the child restraint brackets. I don't use them since I have no kids (yet).
02_Elantra
06-07-2007, 09:49 PM
I underestimated the amount of pressure that gets created back there when I used L brackets so I took it all off and got myslef some wood (pine) a little more expensive but strong and lightweight, built a frame real tight around the box and now it's not moving at all ... looks like overkill but does a real good job. I could potentially post a pic but if you search on the site you'll find someone else's picture of their frame, I saw it not too long ago.
mine is strapped to the back child restraint my sub box and subs weight 75kg, and they dont move one bit
mlumz
06-07-2007, 11:50 PM
2nd that, i'm using bungee cords that tie into the hooks in the trunk/back seat
bdiggy
06-08-2007, 12:27 AM
I actually just used stick on velcro on the bottom of the box and it clings itself right to the carpeting. That sucker does'nt go anywhere w/o a good pull.
bhouse1587
06-08-2007, 03:16 AM
nice thanks guys i will give it a try this weekend :)
velcro is an AWESOME idea..
i use the L-brackets..
i just pushed the subs back as far as they could go so they wedged an l bracket in as close as i could and drove it into the carpet.
-click on my garage link in my sig for a pic-
they are ugly but they do NOT move at all, and they are not screwed into the subs.. just the carpet -there just wedged in so well they dont spin or really even move
im going to get black carpet or vinyl and i was going to just paint them black.. but now i might just buy some big velcro strips.. awesome idea :D
Munky
06-08-2007, 02:09 PM
I use velcro as well, works great.
Lts 05GT
06-08-2007, 04:49 PM
2nd that, i'm using bungee cords that tie into the hooks in the trunk/back seat
Thats EXACTLY what I did, and I have had no trouble at all, drivin it hard. Even the auto-x track officials said it was good enough to take on the track like it is.
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