I have two 12" subwoofers in a ported box in the trunk of my car and when I make sudden turns or lane changes the box seems to move around. Is there any easy way (no construction) to make my boxes stay in one place?
Thanks.
Reputation: 31
Making my subwoofers stationary
I have two 12" subwoofers in a ported box in the trunk of my car and when I make sudden turns or lane changes the box seems to move around. Is there any easy way (no construction) to make my boxes stay in one place?
Thanks.
Reputation: 347
have you tried to fix it with a wire?
Originally Posted by zaberisk2
Reputation: 101
theres nothing i can tell you that isn't obvious... but i'll say some things anyways.
-make it heavier
-drive like 30kmph and make no sudden movements
-place some wood on each side of the sub so it has nowhere to move
-depending on what your driving you could bolt it down in like 2 minutes, but then you would have a hole in your trunk.
mine never moved, but the box probably weighed 50lbs, and it was big.
Reputation: 193
Duct Tape? Lol.
Reputation: 101
oh my god i'm an idiot! this man is a genius.
Reputation: 101
You have LEDs on a box in your trunk that no one will see, wow... then bolt it down, if you don't wanna do that then who gives a shit, let your box move.
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