Mine aren't, they float around the boot. The one in the VN is pretty mobile, at least.... the double box in my VR is strapped down using the factory cargo netTrouble is, under certain conditions my subs managed to rub on the cargo net up the top.. no damage butyou can see they've been contacting something (marks on the surround of the subs themselves)
Looking for ideas...
Sam
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1.5" wood screws
Velcro
Metal brackets (typically back strap) using self tappers for the boot floor and 3/4" screws for the box
Wedge fit (My favourite) My box is not mounted at all but it's pushed in between the strut towers and hasn't moved an inch.
You put you left foot in, your put your right foot in , you take your left foot out and you slide it all about!
mine isn't big enough to jam between the towers..
Wood screws = fail
Last owner had something screwed to the boot floor and I found the screw sticking an inch into the fuel tank
Sam
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lol, you do need to be smart when using the wood screws but I've seen it done so many times and it seems to work ok. I usually don't use them but I've done it a handful of times.
You put you left foot in, your put your right foot in , you take your left foot out and you slide it all about!
OK mate, I'll look into it
Positive to the cargo net is that it's easy enough to get the box out for burnout comps![]()
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so is velcro![]()
You put you left foot in, your put your right foot in , you take your left foot out and you slide it all about!
I've got two strips of Velcro on the bottom of my Sub box and It doesn't move a mm and I've taken some tight corners. Only annoying thing is ... when you gotta move it around ... it pulls the whole carpet up and its hard trying to get both sides up at the same time!
Deck: Alpine 9887
Speakers: Hertz HSK165 XL
Amps: Audison SRx2, SRx4 & Alpine M350
Subs: 2x Alpine 10" Type S
haha velcro could be a winner...
Thanks guys
Sam
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i've got mine in real tight using sheet metal screws through the backs of the rear seats into the box. You have to take the rear seats out to get to the screws to take the box out which is a bit of a pain but i dont really take it out so its not an issue. Its solid as.
Another good idea![]()
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lol u can tell u been livin in america 4 2 long
Sam depends on wat u wanna do with the sub do u wanna b able 2 remove it easlily enough so u can take it out 4 burnout comps? or do u want it fastened down perminetatly?
Ive got my subs in the VP secured down tempory using seat belt strapping. basically the straps go around the subs and both ends of the seat belt meet together and r clamped together using the fold down seat latch, so if u eva wanted 2 take them out u just undo 2 bolts securing that latch. U could even use some latches bolted 2 the sub and the floor 2 secure it.
If ya want the box secured 4 good do a boot fit out the VN/VP boots so easy 2 work with and u can do the wedge fit "." was talkin bout. Where about is ur sub exactly on the rise on the boot floor or in front of that?
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My sub box is way down near the rear of the car, probably just rearward of the centre of the boot. So not on the rise.. although I think it might fit up there... not entirely sure.
Yes I need to be able to take it out for comp work
Sam
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Velcro, thats it...
So how does the velcro idea work.. does it hold to the boot carpet itself or do you need both sides to be velcro?
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just use a couple of 90 degree angle braces and screw it into the sub box and then into either the top of the boot or the floor, of course missing the spare tire or wat not....like i didnt ahaha
Can't screw through the floor... fuel tank.
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Last edited by wrx884; 25-08-2008 at 12:07 AM.
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Yeah I do need to drop the tank - that's not a bad idea. Still thinking velcro sounds good though... I'll have another look at the box setup and see if anything springs to mind
Sam
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Rivetts work well...got a pair of tie down straps off a mate holding mine down cant remember what theyre called rock straps or something(like a mini ratchet strap.
lol, I put a new box in my car last night as a test setup....It weighs 78Kg....I didn't bother mounting it down haha
You put you left foot in, your put your right foot in , you take your left foot out and you slide it all about!
78kg.... and I thought my double 12" box was heavy lol
Sam
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i have a JBL ported sub box, its to heavy to moveso next to the cargo net and other junk in the boot, the box doesn't move an inch.
secure sub box? what is this foreign language that you speak of? lol.
The box in my VR sits on the lip at the back of the boot. To secure it I made a bracket out of aluminium (available from bunnings). I simply put screws through existing holes behind the rear seats. It means I didnt have to drill any holes in the car and the brackets hold it rock solid.