eckohb

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what are you guys using to keep your sub box from moving around in your trunk? ive got my 2 ten inch sub woofers in back, and the box just moves around a lot. im just wondering what you guys use to keep it stationary.

AscendantMax

iTrader: (7)

sheer weight

box and sub prolly weighs a good 80 pounds...kinda broke that cardboard under the carpet

but i would try to L-brackets to secure your box down.

eckohb

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total my subs and box is prolly 150+ lbs, so that doesnt do it. the trunk goes up at a slight angle, which i think causes it. i thought about L - Brackets, but wasnt sure how they would hold up. Hmmmm....

thephatOne

i heard of people using carpet tape, but i have yet to see it

SEmy2K2go

iTrader: (10)

Beat me to the punch Gordon

slickrick

iTrader: (12)

you need more than t he weight of the box unless its shaped into the trunk. get some cheap plywood and put it under the trunk then drill the l brackets into it. no more problems for me.

AscendantMax

iTrader: (7)

about that...my box made an imprint of itself on the carboard...so it kinda sits in this indentation

i gotta fix that when i have time

2 Da Max

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yea i have a single 12 and it just bent right into the cardboard, so i dont really worry about it moving around

eckohb

iTrader: (4)

ill go with the L-brackets idea since the sheer weight idea doesnt work for me

merovi

iTrader: (7)

i did L brakcets

blackmax01

In my 01 i have hooks for the cargo net and wrapped the cargo net pretty nice around the sub and it holds it really well right up against the back seat.

mendon99

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L-brackets would work and look best, i use 1 long bungee cord and strecth it across the width of the trunk, looks retarded but i dont care its not for show really

KCMaxima98

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I used L brackets too. I just secured them into the wooden cover for the spare though. I was scared to put self tapping screws into the metal.
Is it safe to drill into the rear area of the trunk floor?

2 Da Max

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y not? i would if i had to

AscendantMax

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yeah it should be ok, just make sure you don't hit anything important like fuel lines, brake lines, etc etc. also paint over any exposed metal to prevent rusting.

Lytheum

carpet tape...one strip holds my 100lb sub/box in place