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Old 08-31-2009, 09:13 PM
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Securing sub box

What are you guys doing to secure your sub box behind the rear seats? I'm just in the process of installing my box and was wondering the tested method to bolt this puppy down.

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Old 08-31-2009, 10:09 PM
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Originally Posted by MLČ
What are you guys doing to secure your sub box behind the rear seats? I'm just in the process of installing my box and was wondering the tested method to bolt this puppy down.

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Mine is definitely for function over looks... I bought a 24" rubber bungee cord from home depot for $2.50, put it behind the rear seat (there is a place you can latch at an angle) and one of the pre-installed screw downs. Again... not for sure, but it's serves it's purpose and I don't find myself showing off the trunk too often.
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L shape brackets from home depot.
Old 09-01-2009, 10:20 AM
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L shape brackets from home depot.
Are you securing to the floor or rear deck???
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I know I probably shouldn't be doing this but I use velcro, the side that have the bristles. I have the bristle part facing down from the box to dig into the carpet to keep it from moving. Never had a problem yet.
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take subwoofer out....screw box to floor from inside...put sub back in....now you just did double duty...secured and theft resistant...

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Originally Posted by CSWBiggs
take subwoofer out....screw box to floor from inside...put sub back in....now you just did double duty...secured and theft resistant...

-Jason

Good idea! I will do this when I get off from work. CSWBIGGS, you're a GOD!!!!
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I built a floor from MDF that is bolted/screwed directly to the trunk. Amp rack, sub and CarPC, wiring, etc are bolted onto this. No shakes, bumps or other noises.
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Originally Posted by King of Pain
I built a floor from MDF that is bolted/screwed directly to the trunk. Amp rack, sub and CarPC, wiring, etc are bolted onto this. No shakes, bumps or other noises.
Could you post up a pic for your set up? I think I should do something good for my ride since I'm going to keep it for a while.
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