Sub box
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Sub box
I have my system installed in my 2000 extra cab F-150.
My question is how would you secure the sub box I have from super crew that hold to 10's. How would I secure it to the floor and keep it looking good. The way it is, if I turn it up to loud, it reverbs because the box viberates so bad. Can you people help?
My question is how would you secure the sub box I have from super crew that hold to 10's. How would I secure it to the floor and keep it looking good. The way it is, if I turn it up to loud, it reverbs because the box viberates so bad. Can you people help?
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From: Chesapeake, VA
Is there any way you could mount it using the seat mounts? Any kind of a bracket you could attach to the box and then slip under the seat mounts? Other than drilling new holes through the floor, I can't think of anything else.
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From: Chesapeake, VA
Just make sure you put some kind of sealant on those bolts. I took the seats out of my Mustang one time to clean the carpet, and didn't seal the bolts. Well, everytime it rained I'd get a wet spot on the carpet around the bolts.
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From: Lloydminster, Sk, Canada
if you don't want to bolt it thorugh your floor so you don't have holes in that floor of a newer truck. Go to like a fabrics store and get some good velcro they use on clothes and stuff. It is really sticky and will hold your sub box. I have done this b4, worked great, plus can be removed easily. it really gives it a strong hold
