some questions
#11
As simple as it sounds, I used two 4" strips of velcro (the rough side, not the fuzzy side) placed an inch from the sides running lengthwise on the box. My box is heavy enough (single 12") that just the carpet to carpet friction held it most of the time, but some turns would cause it to slide. I went with the velcro and the results are amazing. I just finished my suspension so 50 mph turns have become more common, and the box doesn't budge. Using the two small strips makes removal of the box simple too as it is not too much sticking force, just enough friction to keep the box from sliding. Hope this helps.
#12
you want suggestions?... look at the setup I just did:
i posted it in the civic forum but i'm just copying it over... i just hashes and a piece of plywood underneath to screw down that amp and 2 hasps. doesn't move around at ALL. and i can remove it in probably 1 minute
1 12 will move around a lot. esp if you have the amp connected to the back of it. that was my setup before i've had it ROLL. tip, roll back and slam against the top of the trunk (i drive kind ahard).... anything will make 1 12 box move... 2 12s and you probably won't have that big a problem.
i posted it in the civic forum but i'm just copying it over... i just hashes and a piece of plywood underneath to screw down that amp and 2 hasps. doesn't move around at ALL. and i can remove it in probably 1 minute
1 12 will move around a lot. esp if you have the amp connected to the back of it. that was my setup before i've had it ROLL. tip, roll back and slam against the top of the trunk (i drive kind ahard).... anything will make 1 12 box move... 2 12s and you probably won't have that big a problem.
#13
Originally posted by 99IntegraGS
I used to own an '87 Accord. I installed a wood floor in the trunk. The box was then secured to the wood floor with metal brackets, so I could remove it without too much trouble, but it didn't slide around when installed.
I used to own an '87 Accord. I installed a wood floor in the trunk. The box was then secured to the wood floor with metal brackets, so I could remove it without too much trouble, but it didn't slide around when installed.
Definitely bolt the thing down...I ran around with a wood, non carpeted box for a while (single IDQ ported) and it did some minor damage to my trunk lid hinges by sliding around.
After I carpeted it, it was fairly stable, but still moved quite a bit.
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