I have issues with my sub box moving around in the trunk from hitting bumps in the road, etc. It's a small box and doesn't weight very much, so I'd like to see if anyone has ideas on how to secure it so it won't keep moving.

Trick is, I want to have easy removability. If I am in a bind and need to stick something in the hatch, it's easy to open the hatch, put the seats down, and move the sub box over a bit to fit in whatever I need to.

This may be a case where I can't have the best of both worlds, but maybe someone has an idea.

 

L-bracket, Thats the only way i can see and the only way i have done it before. Remove two screws and presto.

 

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This is the only option I've come up with thus far. Any other thoughts?

 

Put the box in a corner so it is always out of the way, and bolt it in. If it doesn't fit, build another box that fits into a corner. That's how I have mine.


Modified by 02 accord at 10:13 PM 6/25/2006

 

put grip tape on the bottom of the box...

 

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More info?

 

u know that stuff skaters have on their boards
just put sum on the bootom of ur box so it wont slide around

its basically like sandpaper with a sticky side to it...

 

I use non-slip drawer liner. Works great. Works awesome in my toolbox, too, to keep the stuff from sliding around when the drawer is opened & closed...

http://images.google.com/imgre...lr%3D

Found that on google really quick, but you can get it at Wal*Mart for less than 5 bucks for a 10-15 foot roll..

 

yeah, just use a lot of velcro