Mustang Box

[jaredp]

Hey guys i was just wondering what u use to keep ur subs in ur trunk from moving i had latches that i screwed in and worked for a while then i had to break real hard and they broke and now i have bungey cords all over and was wondering if u had any better ideas maybe a NEW BOX that maybe even sounds great and stays in the trunk.

[MonteCitan]

I actually used velcro and 3M tape -- I was only able to use it for a month before the car was wrecked and everything was stolen, but I drove HARD and the speakers never moved, but the velcro allowed me to pull the speakers out when I needed the trunk space -- the tape never ripped up and the subs never moved, however the sub boxes were fit to the trunk..

[lowflyn]

I use velcro on mine as well.

Spend the extra money and buy the commercial grade, the subs won't move, promise.

[jaredp]

Commercial grade velcro and wat u rap it around for the sub to stay

[lowflyn]

Put one side on the box, the other on the carpet to match.

It'll stay.

[jaredp]

ooo i c they really have velcro that is that strong where can i get some?

[Kiljosh]

I got some at Home Depot, Im sure you could find it there or at a fabric store.

[Brent]

Velcro here

[jaredp]

aight thx

[Thomas91169]

1) go to home depot
2) go to the fencing hardware aisle
3) buy some 16ga Galvanized L brackets (they usually come pre-drilled with 4 holes in them)
4) go to fastener aisle, buy 1/2" long self-tapping screws, and 1" long wood screws
5) measure and mount L-brackets into floor of trunk
6) slide sub box between brackets
7) attach box to brackets via wood screws
8) box is not going ANYWHERE, and unless someone brings a power drill with them, that box is likely to still be there if you ever get ripped off.

[jaredp]

aight lol thats how mine was set up but i had to slam on the brakes and the brackets bent but ill buy new ones and i need to get a power screwdriver cuz by hand isnt tight enough