eHH... Ghetto....
07-02-2003, 08:17 PM
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eHH... Ghetto....
I have dual 12s in a single (though internally seperated) cabinet in my trunk. sounds sweet. I have a problem with the box sliding on my carpetted mat in my trunk, any ideas?
oh yeah and I don't want to have to resort to rubber stretch cords...........
oh yeah and I don't want to have to resort to rubber stretch cords...........
07-03-2003, 08:13 AM
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i have the same problem u have to just deal with it or get some L brackets, but too me thats too much work and it looks kinda ghetto, or save up n get fiberglas :thumbup: that what im doin
07-03-2003, 10:04 AM
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Try using a piece of rubber.. maybe couple of floor mats or something. Rubber will hold to the carpet better than carpet to carpet. Or it may look a bit goofy but remember that carpet protectors you can buy with those sharp little points on the bottom.. put some of that on the bottom of your box. paint it accordingly and put it down.. spikes dig into carpet and it shouldn't slide unless you are REALLY giving it around corners. =]
07-03-2003, 10:59 AM
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Originally posted by firebane
Try using a piece of rubber.. maybe couple of floor mats or something. Rubber will hold to the carpet better than carpet to carpet. Or it may look a bit goofy but remember that carpet protectors you can buy with those sharp little points on the bottom.. put some of that on the bottom of your box. paint it accordingly and put it down.. spikes dig into carpet and it shouldn't slide unless you are REALLY giving it around corners. =]
Try using a piece of rubber.. maybe couple of floor mats or something. Rubber will hold to the carpet better than carpet to carpet. Or it may look a bit goofy but remember that carpet protectors you can buy with those sharp little points on the bottom.. put some of that on the bottom of your box. paint it accordingly and put it down.. spikes dig into carpet and it shouldn't slide unless you are REALLY giving it around corners. =]
i think putting on velco will be most effective and easy.
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07-04-2003, 08:50 AM
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Originally posted by firebane
Try using a piece of rubber.. maybe couple of floor mats or something. Rubber will hold to the carpet better than carpet to carpet. Or it may look a bit goofy but remember that carpet protectors you can buy with those sharp little points on the bottom.. put some of that on the bottom of your box. paint it accordingly and put it down.. spikes dig into carpet and it shouldn't slide unless you are REALLY giving it around corners. =]
Try using a piece of rubber.. maybe couple of floor mats or something. Rubber will hold to the carpet better than carpet to carpet. Or it may look a bit goofy but remember that carpet protectors you can buy with those sharp little points on the bottom.. put some of that on the bottom of your box. paint it accordingly and put it down.. spikes dig into carpet and it shouldn't slide unless you are REALLY giving it around corners. =]
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i removed the mat that was sliding around on me and carpetted the entire trunk over my dynamat, then put 2- 12" strips of velcro, that fawker ain't goin nowhere 