Sub box carnage

[Roko]

Sup dudes just wondering if any of you people with subs in vt's/vx's have made any attempt to tie/screw their boxes in place so that it doesnt get kained inside ur boot.

I dunno about you guys but my driving is pretty erratic and my box always slams into my amps and stuff and was wondering if i screw into the metal in the base of the boot will i hit anythin like fuel tank etc...

Any help would be muchly appreciated!
peace out

[lieos]

ur best bet would be to look under the car and see where ur fuel tank is and mount the sub where u wanna screw it in and see if its on top of the fuel tank apart from that i dont see any reason y u wouldnt be able to bolt ur sub down especially coz its a defect if ur subs not secured properly

[Brycestro]

Two other handy tricks - velcro - don't laugh, some decent velcro can hold a carpeted sub box down very well.

Another good idea i've heard for amps/sub boxes. Chuck another sheet of MDF under the boot carpet, secure your box/amp to that piece of MDF through the carpet. It should stop it moving around.

[mouce]

^^^I'll second the velcro idea...a mate of mine has his sub box held in with it and it takes two of us to get the sucker out. A large sheet of velcro hooks covers the bottom of the box and a large sheet of velcro 'fluff' is over the diff-hump in the boot. Once it's in place it's never moving.

[Roko]

cheers heaps for the help fellas but yeh tried the valcrow b4 n it ends up sliding the whole boot carpet around with it so i like the sound of that sheet of mdf under the carpet might give that ago. cheers again