Securing Subwoofer

[cambsblues]

How did you secure yours? or what do you think is the easiest way to secure one! Cheers

 

[l33th3tr33]

Get an mdf board, cut it to fit the boot floor, put it in the boot with carpet on top and screw the sub to it, job done.

 

[Sunglasses_Ron]

Velcro. Job done. Mine doesn't move at all now.

 

[l33th3tr33]

Velcro. Job done. Mine doesn't move at all now.

Generic velcro or that mega stuff that proper clicks when you stick it together?

 

[Sunglasses_Ron]

I just used a few strips of standard Velcro. Works fine.

 

[l33th3tr33]

Fair enough, may have to ditch the screws for a while, see how I get on with it.

 

[Sunglasses_Ron]

Honestly mate, mine hasn't moved an inch since I secured it with the Velcro.

 

[plymcl172]

the weight of mine holds itself down

 

[DanEdser]

Tigerseal IIRC.

Velcro does the job, although I haven't got any velcro on mine at the moment and it hasn't moved an inch.

 

[ben lee]

bungee cored with carabiner ends round the box and clipped onto the tie down loop on the isofix bar.
my amps mounted to my box and use a vibe fastplug can remove sub/amp in seconds.

 

[bionic]

the weight of mine and the sheer size of it stops it from moving plus its the shape of the seat with space for it to move

Velcro is the way i would go ive not used it personally but ive had to remove trim panels and mdf floors with people using it and it works very well i was surprised when i was trying to separate it lol

 

[Keith_13]

i made a brace out of mdf, glued the boot carpet to it so its hidden boot looks standard job done

 

[Stopherson]

I used the cargo net on mine works lovely.

 

[Inequality Street]

I used Velcro to my boot matt - Worked for me (Unless I drove like a complete wally)

 

[Christof182]

My apps playing up but I made a little sub mount in the spare wheel well which actually didn't even come with a spare :L

 

[Christof182]

it's working now that's what I've done