where to place your sub box?
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burnzy
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i want to mount my sub box in the boot this time in the mondeo because it was floating around in my escort and i ripped the RCA leads and also power leads out a few times ![Wall](https://passionford.com/forum/images/smilies/wall.gif)
i no most people put a board on the floor and screw the sub into that but i don't want the hassle of having the board to move for the spare i no you can put a hatch in for this, BUT i also will more than likely have the seats folded down and use carry big items, in the escort i used to just leave it all connected and dump it on top on the amp (mounted on back of the seat) and cover it all.
has anyone mounted the sub onto the back of the seat, what you guys think?, means i could still have all the space when the seats are folded, and my sub secure too![Top](https://passionford.com/forum/images/smilies/smile011.gif)
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could come in useful.
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i no most people put a board on the floor and screw the sub into that but i don't want the hassle of having the board to move for the spare i no you can put a hatch in for this, BUT i also will more than likely have the seats folded down and use carry big items, in the escort i used to just leave it all connected and dump it on top on the amp (mounted on back of the seat) and cover it all.
has anyone mounted the sub onto the back of the seat, what you guys think?, means i could still have all the space when the seats are folded, and my sub secure too
![Top](https://passionford.com/forum/images/smilies/smile011.gif)
(edit) just thought it'd mean i'd have vibrating rear seat function too
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Last edited by burnzy; 03-09-2009 at 11:52 AM.
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not a fan of bass then
listening to D&B and bassline house/speed garage sorta looses it's punch without it, and i drive alot so it keeps me tapping and occupied ![Grin](https://passionford.com/forum/images/smilies/icon_smile.gif)
nothing wrong with a good system to play your music with
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nothing wrong with a good system to play your music with
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I used one similar to this and velcro'd the box to the boot. Never went anywhere despite a LOT of hard cornering/braking etc.
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i made mine quick relise i had my fuse under the bonnet like u should but i also put an extra in the boot to make the + and - quick relise then ur rca just pull out ur amp i had the big round fuses though that screw together
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I used the velcro stapled to the bottom and back of the box. The only problem was the boot of a mundano isn't perfectly flat and the little piece of board isnt strong enough so mine ended up tipped over a few times.
I pulled the carpet out to use it as a template and made a floor in 2 pieces. It gave plenty of space to get to the spare and the velcro done its job perfectly i had a piece in each corner on the back and bottom. If i had to fill the boot i'd put something on front of the sub to protect it and turn it off at the headunit. The amp was on the back of the seat and had just enough cable to allow for the seat to fold down. You only had to undo the cables to the sub then if you really had to remove it.
I pulled the carpet out to use it as a template and made a floor in 2 pieces. It gave plenty of space to get to the spare and the velcro done its job perfectly i had a piece in each corner on the back and bottom. If i had to fill the boot i'd put something on front of the sub to protect it and turn it off at the headunit. The amp was on the back of the seat and had just enough cable to allow for the seat to fold down. You only had to undo the cables to the sub then if you really had to remove it.
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2 of these on each side of the box to the back seat and it will stay in place no mate what you do to it
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/SASH-WINDOW-LO...4#ht_680wt_939
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/SASH-WINDOW-LO...4#ht_680wt_939
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I used the velcro stapled to the bottom and back of the box. The only problem was the boot of a mundano isn't perfectly flat and the little piece of board isnt strong enough so mine ended up tipped over a few times.
I pulled the carpet out to use it as a template and made a floor in 2 pieces. It gave plenty of space to get to the spare and the velcro done its job perfectly i had a piece in each corner on the back and bottom. If i had to fill the boot i'd put something on front of the sub to protect it and turn it off at the headunit. The amp was on the back of the seat and had just enough cable to allow for the seat to fold down. You only had to undo the cables to the sub then if you really had to remove it.
I pulled the carpet out to use it as a template and made a floor in 2 pieces. It gave plenty of space to get to the spare and the velcro done its job perfectly i had a piece in each corner on the back and bottom. If i had to fill the boot i'd put something on front of the sub to protect it and turn it off at the headunit. The amp was on the back of the seat and had just enough cable to allow for the seat to fold down. You only had to undo the cables to the sub then if you really had to remove it.
2 of these on each side of the box to the back seat and it will stay in place no mater what you do to it
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/SASH-WINDOW-LO...4#ht_680wt_939
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/SASH-WINDOW-LO...4#ht_680wt_939
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and thanks to everyone elses input i'll take it all on board and see what i come up with best, some proper good tips though hopefully it'll help other people aswell
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cheers glen and Haha! we both have the same fli sub, cracking little things aren't they i've really abused mine and it's still going strong, got mine on offer when they first came out for £99 there still selling for more than that now
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