sub moving around alot

[Chronos]

[arverson]

^^

i have roc-straps too cept mine go from side-to-side, across the top of the box. works a treat.

i drive pretty hard too (take hard corners fast, brake suddenly, etc) n the box has neva moved.

if u wanna have ur subbox secured, then rocstraps is probly the best $20-30 u can spend.

[bennyBear]

i just took the thin timber tire cover out, traced around it onto a piece of 30mm ply wood, and cut it out!! fits perfectly because it's a mirror of the original and is nice and sturdy.

From there just buy a couple of stainless 90 degree brackets fix them to the sub-box and then to the timber!! (through the carpet lining so you can hide the cables etc underneath) and away you go!!

Remember to cut a hand grip out of the insert so you can still get to your tire/tools!

All up i think it cost me about $15 and a spare hour

[BRU51N]

or you could just put a peice of velro (the spikey side) under your box, wouldnt move at all once it makes contact with your carpet in the boot.

i put velcro on all my cars, and its never failed.

u can buy velcro at clarks rubbers for about $2/m

[tRipitaka]

yep.. definitely try velcro.

[euro69]

use an anti-slip mat
clark rubber has them

[m3ntAL_l2]

if u gonan screw the sub to the wood, dont use a long screw & watch out for the spare tyer under it.
when i did mine i putted a hole in my tyer lol

[marcs]

The floors in the hondas are pretty thin, so if you're going to screw anything in it might be a better idea to maybe glue some mdf to the floor with liquid nails or something, and then screw it into the mdf. Or how about just gluing it to the floor?

Damn chronos that sub takes up your whole boot.

[roar]

here's what i did to my old car

ek1 sedan

for hatch cars, you can't do this but you can attach the bracket to the wooden board



and closeup

[newmski]

im gonna make a new floor for my civic whe i fin someon one with a jig saw and what i hope to do is make it 2-peice so that i can have the sub screw down to the wood but have a hinged bit for easy access to the spare tyre. if all goes to plan i'll make a nice DIY for ya'll