What do you use to keep your subwoofer box from moving around?

[topcop182]

I made new sides in my trunk, the floor is lined with 1/8th polished aluminum diamond plate along with new sides where amps are mounted,the box fits snug in between, currently working on the speaker box(the one in there now is carpeted),I'm actually making the new one out of aluminum too, will actually be lighter than wood box. here are a few pics of what I've done so far, when all is done all wiring will be hidden.

Damn!!!!!!!!! I freaking like that! mabey not the diamond plate but that looks sick!

[Mercfwd]

Fiberglass, wood, and time. equal awesome looking setup, but also equal no greocery space. ;(

[UrDoneSRH]

custom box works best... i wouldnt do the strut bar deal, seems a lil bit ghetto to me. i would use L brackets and put it to the floor, thats gonna be your best bet. thats how i always mount boxes when im at work. umm bungee cords work, but as said before, ghetto. L brackets and screws are cheap and efficient. you can get them at pretty much any hardwarre store.

[topcop182]

Fiberglass, wood, and time. equal awesome looking setup, but also equal no greocery space. ;(

Or no space for all your crap when you move!

[tresexohcb]

I have a body in the trunk to hold it still. Peace

[topcop182]

I have a body in the trunk to hold it still. Peace

LAMO! thats one way to do it!

[GSteg]

L-brackets for me $3 at Home Depot.

[kiddcarbuff]

L-brackets for me $3 at Home Depot.

same here

[N9netwoAccord]

wedge a piece of wood between the box and the end of my trunk works for me.

[adam2562]

when i had my sub installed inmy other car at myer emco they used velcro and stuck it to the box and to my trunk liner so it stuck together fine .. it was soo tight it even caused a headache when i had to remove it lol

[ryaniskingofyou]

for a while mine just stayed in place, but i guess the carpet got worn down and made it easier to move. now i have a couple of l-brackets covered in the same carpet as the box so you cant see them. wish i woulda had it bracketed down when it got towed out of an icey ditch... box slid and ripped the power wire out, grounded it and blew a couple fuses

[judonoh]

I did mine with the intention of quickly removing it for the track(anything else). I used the hood hold downs (the ones that are rubber) that are on the Jeep Wrangler. It worked great, and I found them at the salvage so it didn't cost much.