maxitech

iTrader: (7)

I have a really stupid and annoying problem. I have a 12'' sub in my trunk in a custom made box. The box was made to mount flush with the narrowest part of the trunk. its about a foot wide, 2 feet high and the length leaves about two inches of clearance on each side. Anyway, I go to school in a place with hills that rival san francisco and almost daily I hear a thud when driving which indicates the speaker box has once again fallen over on its face. This is really starting to **** me off, not to mention that its probably not too good for the speaker and amp. I've been brainstorming ideas and haven't come up with a good one yet. Please put on your thinking caps and help me out.

internetautomar

iTrader: (30)

bolt it to the bar that runs behind the back seat

OBEEWON

mount the subs under the rear deck, thats what im doing. im finished with boxes. they suck bad...

Golden Ice

L brackets on the front of the box..course..that doesn't work well if you've got the factory slightly-tougher-than-wet-cardboard piece that covers the spare tire

Jbr8k

iTrader: (8)

Can we see pics????

Hectic

iTrader: (20)

i hope you've already replaced your rear window that's pretty lame that shop managed to bust it out...i can't think of a good reason why they would have done that besides a temper tantrum. however that's still not a good reason.

OBEEWON

I replaced it myself. I took my car after threatening to whoop his hind parts. (Didn't pay him for the job either)

ozzombie13

iTrader: (3)

pictures help much. you could even pick up some bigger L brackets from home depot.

AscendantMax

iTrader: (7)

L brackets would work. put a layer of plywood etc for a good base for the brackets to screw into. OR you can go cheap and use some heavy duty bungee cords (like me ) and fasten it to the metal bar that goes behind the rear seat.

maxitech

iTrader: (7)

Good call... I think I have some extra bungee cords laying around. That will work for now.