[DamonZ28]

Has anyone come up with a good option for securing a sub box in the trunk? I put some velcro strips on the bottom, and they seem like they're going to hold, but WOT blasts have sent it rolling around. I have velcro on the bottom of the amp board, and that hasn't moved.

[2004YZFR1]

Maybe you good make some sort of support and attach it to the sub and the metal under the rear shelf speakers. Or some L brackets on the bottom of the sub and mounted to the trunk underneath.

[DamonZ28]

Originally Posted by 2004YZFR1

Maybe you good make some sort of support and attach it to the sub and the metal under the rear shelf speakers.

I actually thought of that, after I posted this. A large C-shaped bracket of some kind should work, as long as I can find the correct length. Then paint it black (if it's stainless steel or aluminum) so it blends in.

Originally Posted by 2004YZFR1

Or some L brackets on the bottom of the sub and mounted to the trunk underneath.

That might be an option too. I don't want to get too crazy with cutting holes in the carpet, etc, and I haven't really looked too closely at the floor underneath the sub to see what's under the carpet. But it would be worth taking a look because that might be a little easier than attaching above.

[Justcruising]

I have an GM rubber mat in my trunk so i just marked where the sub was and screwed some 1/2 strips of blown PVC to the mat and that keeps mine in place.

[Osbornsm]

2x bungee cords over either side. Tied to the rear-seat bulkhead.






Has never moved

[2004YZFR1]

Originally Posted by DamonZ28

I actually thought of that, after I posted this. A large C-shaped bracket of some kind should work, as long as I can find the correct length. Then paint it black (if it's stainless steel or aluminum) so it blends in.



That might be an option too. I don't want to get too crazy with cutting holes in the carpet, etc, and I haven't really looked too closely at the floor underneath the sub to see what's under the carpet. But it would be worth taking a look because that might be a little easier than attaching above.

With the L bracket you can use some zip screws to the trunk and not have to cut any carpet etc.

[DamonZ28]

I came up with this solution to prevent further rolling around. Zip ties and saddle bases (the bases are screwed down). Might need to add a 3rd zip tie but we'll see how it goes.