Sub Box Mounting ideas?
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Staging Lane
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Sub Box Mounting ideas? I'm ordering a set of Rockford Fosgate Prime R1L-2X10, and I wana lay them angled back from the rear seat on the rear deck, with an Rockford Fosgate Punch P300-1 amp mounted snug up beside it, I checked the Measurements and it should fit just perfectly. But I'm trying to figure out a good way to securely mount the amp and box to the deck without drilling holes into my deck 
. My last set up I used some velcro onto the carpet, but it didn't last very long, and my sub box would always end up in the T-Top storage forr some strange reason....... 
Does anyone have any good ideas? Or better yet, has anyone done something like this before that I just couldn't find in the search?
. My last set up I used some velcro onto the carpet, but it didn't last very long, and my sub box would always end up in the T-Top storage forr some strange reason....... Does anyone have any good ideas? Or better yet, has anyone done something like this before that I just couldn't find in the search? 
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From: Nw suburbs chicago
Put a sheet of plywood under the carpet there to the measurements you need or close to it. Then put a L shaped bracket at the bottom of the sub box and place it against it and screw it in to the. plywood on the box. Both ends of box
I have pictures in my album..you can sorta see the box in my old car.
I had 2(12) clarior xw woofers, facing straight up... the box was about 15 inches deep and the amps were mounted on the sides. I believe the box was 36 inches wide...it filled the back portion over the hump perfectly.
The "locking" mechanism was a brackect that was held in place by the rear seats when the locked into place
You could used mdf board and bolts and it won't go anywhere...trust me..I could rip donuts..and it never budged
I had 2(12) clarior xw woofers, facing straight up... the box was about 15 inches deep and the amps were mounted on the sides. I believe the box was 36 inches wide...it filled the back portion over the hump perfectly.
The "locking" mechanism was a brackect that was held in place by the rear seats when the locked into place
You could used mdf board and bolts and it won't go anywhere...trust me..I could rip donuts..and it never budged
