How did you mount your enclosure?
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How did you mount your enclosure?
I am curious as to how others mounted their sub enclosures in their trunk. Right now mine is bolted the the POS plank under the carpet and i think it is having an affect on the sound. I can't bolt it to the back seats either because amps are bolted to the back of the enclosure. So how did you guys do yours, looking for ideas.
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I made my own box to hold 2 10's and the amp (on the same side). It's just about an inch smaller then the bottom of the trunk. It's not bolted down, and it hasn't slid at all since I installed them in the summer. The box is heavy enough where it's hard to get it to slide. I've really whipped around some turns and I've had no box movement.
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the best way i found to mount the encloser is to go to wal-mart and buy some heavy duty velcrow... its worked so far for me. i have a small 10 box and it dosent move at all plus you can still move it easily... just pull hard
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i made a trunk liner out of mdf board... carpetted it, then cut it in half, one half... the back side is where i used two 2" by 2" brackets and mounted the box which had rubber feet...
doesn't move... ill put pics up sometime
doesn't move... ill put pics up sometime
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Before I had the custom work done I did something similar to what creedin did, but I cut the last 18" off (the very back of the trunk,) then put that section on hinges so i could get at the battery. If you put the hinges on the bottom then you can't even tell its 2 pieces.
Nothing is worse than trying to hook the battery back up while holding the sub box and trunk floor up at the same time.
If your going to put a wood floor in IMO the best way to mount the box is to take the subs out and screw it into the floor
Nothing is worse than trying to hook the battery back up while holding the sub box and trunk floor up at the same time.
If your going to put a wood floor in IMO the best way to mount the box is to take the subs out and screw it into the floor
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Before I had the custom work done I did something similar to what creedin did, but I cut the last 18" off (the very back of the trunk,) then put that section on hinges so i could get at the battery. If you put the hinges on the bottom then you can't even tell its 2 pieces.
Nothing is worse than trying to hook the battery back up while holding the sub box and trunk floor up at the same time.
If your going to put a wood floor in IMO the best way to mount the box is to take the subs out and screw it into the floor
Nothing is worse than trying to hook the battery back up while holding the sub box and trunk floor up at the same time.
If your going to put a wood floor in IMO the best way to mount the box is to take the subs out and screw it into the floor
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after putting it in...dont think ill need any special mounting. its 17' tall and had to remove the back seats to get it in, I removed the carpet and pushed it in front of the bolt from the top of the trunk, so not it can't slide anywhere because the bolt holds it in place.
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after putting it in...dont think ill need any special mounting. its 17' tall and had to remove the back seats to get it in, I removed the carpet and pushed it in front of the bolt from the top of the trunk, so not it can't slide anywhere because the bolt holds it in place.
eh... shutup lol!
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well it won't fit if its 17', maybe 17" (inches?) lol, and yes that bolt doesnt hit my box, and my box is about 15.5 inches up (3/4 mdf for floor, 1/4" rubber feet and about a total of 1/4 total feet of carpet) but when i had my amp on my box, it gave it a good chip of paint and a nice sound of metal hitting metal
eh... shutup lol!
eh... shutup lol!
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so anyone wanna steal my sub, go ahead and copy and paste that lol
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