Looking for suggestions... bracket for sub box

dogmanky

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I bought a basic hatchback box (2 x 10" subs) and need a way to secure it in place. Any thoughts on a cheap solution for this?

TIA!

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iskwezm

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what is it going in?you could pull the woofers,screw the box down or mount a piece of wood under the carpet,scew the wood to that and then put the woofers back in,that way there are no brackets showing

 

dogmanky

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oddly enough I hadn't really given appearence much consideration... but that makes think more about it now. thanks...

 

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2002GreyGT

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I used a few "L" Brackets, but my box is hidden under a cover, only my speaker grill shows so you can't see the mounts or the amps.

Cheap - $5 home depot!

~K

 

zincyellow03

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2002GreyGT said:

I used a few "L" Brackets

Cheap - $5 home depot!

~K

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Here's how mine looks like.



It's ghetto since you can see the brackets, but I plan on moving the box, so it's facing towards the trunk. When I do that, I'm going to try to hide them or if I can't, I'll paint them black.

 

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98stangv8

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here are the 'L" brackets that we used to secure my buddies and also used them in my stereo:



hidden well under the carpet:


in mine:

 

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