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I'm currently upgrading my sound system and was wondering how others have securely mounted a sub-woofer in the boot of an Impreza?  I know some will say don't add the extra weight but I'm not after a balls out track demon neither am I gonna totally kill that lovely burble. 


Have you looked at underseat units ?

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I have mate but don't fancy them I like them in the boot out the way. Cheers for the idea though 👍😀

Used to use Velcro strips to hold them down

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I think the safest way to mount them is to cut a sheet of 10mm bored for your boot floor(using floor mat as a template) then secure the sub box to that, if you wanna go balls out safe could always secure board down to the boot floor


10mm may even be over kill

8 or 10mm is what I used before to mount amps etc - 15mm mdf for a shelf with twin 12"s and twin 6x9's to use the boot space as free air sub box

 

so IMO 10mm will be ideal

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Like the sound of that using mdf for the boot floor, it adds a bit of extra weight but that's better than the sub box and amps flying round the boot. Cheers lads 👍👍👍

In my GT4 I actually ratchet strapped my sub to my rear sturtbrace for a short while haha

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Strangely enough that's what I was thinking as a temporary measure till its done more securely and neatly 👍😂😂😂


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