Suggestions on mounting a bazooka tube and other questions

[trancedcorolla]

So I have a 12in kicker that I threw in my old bazooka tube I made, and it's way far from the factory subwoofer specifications. However the speaker hits hard as hell. Anyways, I tried putting the 12in in a sealed box close to the factory specifications, and it sounded like crap. So after trying the two I decided to keep the tube. However, I can't seem to be creative enough to find a way to mount it right, so it doesn't roll around.

My car is a 1994 Corolla LE. The battery is also in the trunk but it's in a box inside the spare tire area. Thanks for the help.

[Twisted Sid]

hot water heater earthquake straps

[thoughthard]

In a 1981 Mazda GLC sedan I had in high school, to mount two unpowered 4" Bazooka tubes...

-cut a piece of scrap plywood to fit in recessed bottom of trunk
-cut two pieces of 2x4's for underneath, so the board would sit above floor irregularities, and to keep it out of water if trunk leaked
-covered with some Walmart automotive carpete
-installed four eyebolts
-used some basic black bungee cords


In my g/f's 03 Civic EX coupe she had, to mount a 6½" RS6A-HP Bazooka tube...

-covered a scrap rectangular piece of MDF with some Walmart automotive carpet
-used the Bazooka mounting brackets

I have an 8" BTA8100 Bazooka tube I am going to put in my brothers Audi. Not quite sure on placement yet. Ideas...

-cover a scrap rectangular piece of MDF with some Walmart automotive carpet
-install four eyebolts
-use some basic black bungee cords or some 1" tie down straps from Harbor Freight

[toyota_b]

Something simple would be to just screw some flat peices of wood to the bottem to keep it from rolling