Posted June 10, 200817 yr I've searched, and all the topics i've found are for trunks, which you can bolt, or use velcro. My box will be taking up 2 of the 3 rear seats, and i can't bolt it, and i also don't think i can velcro without ruining the seats. I was thinking L brackets, but i need something more flexible than that to make it to the rear panel of the truck cab. Suggestions?
June 10, 200817 yr Why can't you bolt it, it is a really, really bad idea to not have it super secure. Considering the weight of a box I wouldn't put it in if you can't bolt it down.
June 10, 200817 yr Author Well i can't bolt it into a cushioned seat, can i? that wouldn't be secure at all. This is a '99 ram 1500 quad cab. For some reason, the split rear bench seat doesn't come with the 1999s. Shame, eh?
June 10, 200817 yr Author I'd love to. I suggested it to the parents, and for some reason having 1 seat in the back makes a huge difference to them. They don't like the idea, not at all haha.Edit: ///M5, i understand that bolting is the surest and safest way to do it, and i'm not trying to say otherwise, but i have to be reasonable (for now haha), and deal with what i can do. Edited June 10, 200817 yr by QuestionMan
June 10, 200817 yr strap it, bolt the strap to something and run the straps upto the box and fasten them to it. How i do it in my saturns trunk.
June 10, 200817 yr strap it, bolt the strap to something and run the straps upto the box and fasten them to it. How i do it in my saturns trunk.I would suggest this too. It might not be the most visually appealing method, but strapping should keep it in place.
June 10, 200817 yr but i have to be reasonable (for now haha), and deal with what i can do.Yeah, by putting personal safety ahead of having loud bass.Simple choice if you ask me.
June 10, 200817 yr Author strap it, bolt the strap to something and run the straps upto the box and fasten them to it. How i do it in my saturns trunk.I would suggest this too. It might not be the most visually appealing method, but strapping should keep it in place.Yeah i think i like this idea, and if i strap it from the back or bottom (which are the only two that would help) no one would be able to see the straps anyways. but i have to be reasonable (for now haha), and deal with what i can do.Yeah, by putting personal safety ahead of having loud bass.Simple choice if you ask me.I made this topic for that reason... I'm not putting bass in front of mine or anyone else's life. I have two or three days before the final steps of putting it in, and i wanted to have a solid idea by tonight or tommorow so i could go into town and buy the supplies for it. I doubt i'm the first person to not bolt a box...Plus, if i didn't secure it, i'd hit my brakes hard one time and my sub goes into the front passenger seat and says bye bye Edited June 10, 200817 yr by QuestionMan
June 10, 200817 yr I have a box in my 1995 single cab ram 1500 it does move any were. But the box is huge you have to take the seats out to get it out
June 10, 200817 yr Do a custom center console in the back seat and lose functin of one seat? Or if you need the airspace run it right up onto the seat and make a nice cupholder/armrest or amp rack out of it ...Either way ... just be careful with it. As you already know that is a pretty expensive investment.
June 10, 200817 yr another suggestion would be to build brackets that use the seat-belt bolts from the seats the box will be occupying.
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