HEy guyz i am happy to be apart of this site with yaz!!
just wondering i bought a fusion sub today with the box!!
They both came sepereate wih the sub and the box do i have to drill srews in to hold the sub to the box???
i know nothing about cars!!
there are screw holes in the sub what do i do if i wanna put it in the box let me know what i have to do
thanks guyz
regards NIno
No offense man..... but come on.....
Its obvious that you have to use screws to hold the sub in the box, simply because the sub is going to be vertical and it has a magnet on the back pulling it down. Also, the sub pounding will make it move.....
Therefore, obviously you need to drill holes if there are none.
Try doing some reasearch before posting, or simply look at some pictures on the web..... www.google.com
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lol
anyways welcome to the site
Zatrekaz wrote:simply because the sub is going to be vertical
Who said the sub was going to be vertical?
Mike Roth
Cavi in KC wrote:Zatrekaz wrote:simply because the sub is going to be vertical
Who said the sub was going to be vertical?
It may not be... but even if it is not it STILL needs to be secured to the box no matter what way it is positioned
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"Laying in bed one night, I said "Where did I go worng?". Then I heard a voice say "This is going to take a while..."
I like the horizontal screw myself
I prefer unusual screw formations. They tend to be more fun and draw more attention at shows.
so uh, how do you plan on powering this?
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Zatrekaz wrote:
It may not be... but even if it is not it STILL needs to be secured to the box no matter what way it is positioned
REALLY!? So that's why my subs keep flying all over the place, thanks for the help.
Honestly though, I just found it funny that you said it needed to be screwed in because it was vertical, which has no relation to the fact that it has to be screwed in.
Mike Roth
just use duct tape, that's how us big boys hold our subs in.
Use a small drill bit before your use screws, then screw the woofer in.
Duct tape fixes everything...
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"Laying in bed one night, I said "Where did I go worng?". Then I heard a voice say "This is going to take a while..."
A combination of super glue and duct tape worked well for my 15"
Lanman31337 - Cavfire wrote:just use duct tape, that's how us big boys hold our subs in.
That's what I've always used. But I was told above I have to use screws.
Mike Roth
Duct tape has been known to add spl - and i'm not kidding on this one
gorilla glue, liberally applied and watered with at least a 2600 psi pressure washer
oh and big three upgrade and run the sub right off the battery, full power for a loud ass sub that may show you what fusion is all aboot
make sure you run at least a 5 farad cap between the alternator and battery to keep the lights from dimming out
Lanman31337 - Cavfire wrote:Duct tape has been known to add spl - and i'm not kidding on this one
no BS, we have alot of canadians that come to IASCA events in Northern NY and believe you not, they use duct tape in places you'd never think... not to mention they always win!
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