I have my sub basically bungie corded in the truck haha. but i want a less ghetto way of keeping it in place..

 

I've taken careless precautions and strapped mine down with the best of the best. I used the force of gravity. Works great.

 

i removed my rear drivers side jumper seat and built it to fit into there and bolted down using the holes where the seat mounted.

 

I wish mine could sit flush like that haha

 

I had mine held down using a seat-belt like material. I didn't want to be in the cab with that thing unsecured if I ever rolled or something.

 

thats my old one, I have shallow mounts now haha they're going under my jumper seats when I get around to finishing it...that was a 10" MTX Blue thunder. Reg sub depth

 

My box sticks all the way out to the back of my drivers seat.

 

yeah if mine sits down in the footwell behind the seats it sticks into my driver seat also. so i have it mounted in the middle where the jack cover goes. and a few 2x4 blocks keeping it level with the raised part of the floor in the rear of the cab. dislike. lol

 

Get a small piece of MDF and cut yourself 3 'legs' to go on each side of the box at the bottom.

 

thats what i was thinking of doing. this is ho it is right now haha


iphone 4 pic!!

 

Used the rear jumpseat mounts to secure mine

 

What the hell were you thinking with that interior?

 

trying something different. don't get your panties in a bunch sweetie. it's getting redone when i feel like taking the interior apart again lol

 

Damn, the inside of your truck is ****ing ugly, lol.

This is what I did for my sub box,

 

pass seat dont go all the way back anymore, it keeps it in there pretty good

 

I used the force of gravity and the front seats to hold it in place.

 

Tyler, just put it on the floor behind your passenger seat? Thats where I have mine but I have the seat a bit forward. My girlfriend still has lots of room so works for me. You would have to move your jump seat to your side but I don't see why you have it in there anyways there useless. lol

 

Since we're showing off interiors.....



I don't wanna hear a bunch of **** about the battery in the cab haha

 

Mine just sits there. I have never had it role over or anything

 

I started with this setup on the passenger side. Just used "L" brackets and self tapping screws into the wall of the cab.
All of my passengers complained about the vibrations on the back of their seat. Like a little kid kicking the seat constantly.



So I went to this. The speaker box is up side down in this photo.





The two 10" speakers fire at the floor. No more complaints and I like the sound better.
I have four 1/8" "L" brackets, holding it to the floor. There are 1/8" washers sandwiching the floor between them.
Also have the same washer setup holding the amps to the side of the box. This thing isn't going anywhere in a crash.
Also if some turkey decides he wants to steal my parts, he'll have to tear the box apart to get them.
A lot of work? Yes. But worth it. IMO Do the job right the first time, or don't bother.

 

Pussies

 

Tyler. I'm 72. Most of my passengers are in their 60's & 70's.

I'll leave all that macho crap to you kids.

 

You are my idol then haha

 

Don't want to jack this thread, but if you're interested, this is my truck.

https://www.ranger-forums.com/f82/wh...17/#post859970

 

that interior is sweet! i would have done just a few peices like the visors or just the headliner only. to each their own. has anyone ever secured it to the bottom of a jump seat? i know there is one or two on here that have it between the jump seat and the floor. the what 6-8 inches. it's just a thought seats down, you can't see it.



JESUS! you rock for an old guy!