dejahn23

So I finally wired my two amps and 12" single sub(qlogic box). but how the heck do I keep it all in place? I'm up at my college so I dont have many resouces but i'm listen'n to all opinions.
FYI- I would like to mount the amps vertical in the truck but also wanna keep the rear armrest hole

nearthisbridge

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I used some wood and cut it in the shape (somewhat) of the trunk floor. Carpeted it, and then bolted the sub and amp to it. Could look better but it works pretty well.

nismos14

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L brackets.

nearthisbridge

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Forgot to mention in my post, that's what I used to bolt it to the board.

You can always go directly into the floor, just be careful where you drill.

95arcticpearl

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I used L brackets in the front of the box..but just be careful where your drilling into

spark plugs.

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L brackets or ghetto it with some bunjee cords

FlipCpt45

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i'm using the cargo net that came with my car FTW

A33 VQ30DEK

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Velcro!!!!

dejahn23

Any pics?

A33 VQ30DEK

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i would if my brother still had his car

PimpCode323

yea those work good

AscendantMax

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i use some thick bungee cords for awhile in my old 3rd gen. it kept my big box for the brahma in place

shur

FYI - I bought a 18 inches bungee cord with hooks from Lowes/Home Depot and hooked it to the cargo net's round hook on my 2k02 (see side of the trunk). Luckily, my cheap sub box (Rockford) came with an area for the bungee cord to hook onto. My sub has been holding up nicely since. HTH.

djfrestyl

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See link in my sig for a better idea.

cpuguy06

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extra 8 gauge wire FTW.

Cardomain Link

haha, but it works

CoolMax

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That's what I did(isn't that what the hooks are for?).

Lytheum

carpet tape

smackaslide

velcro and l-brackets should do it

hi-tek22

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ive got my amps mounted to a rack vertically...and two L brackets.....

cowboys2233

glue