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  1. #1 Securing Sub Box 
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    Whats the best way to secure your sub box?
     

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    Well you can use L brackets and some short screws to secure it or if you have a rear strut tower bar, you can attach brackets to the rear of the subbox and use either wire or zip ties to secure it. Its less noticable that way too

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    bungee cords ftw
     

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    1" wide ratchet strap. Sort of hidden and guaranteed not to let the subs move.
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    go to the hardware store and get some velcrow strips!! works great!!
     

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