how do you mount this to the car?
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It comes with "feet" that I mounted to a piece of plywood so it wouldn't tip. It's in my trunk and I am an aggressive driver! It hasn't tipped or slid at all. It could be a lot prettier but it's not for show! BTW this is a ton nicer than the amplified Bazooka tube I had before. The bass is outstanding and fully adjustable.
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The easiest way, I found is to buy some industrial strength velcro and to velcro it down to the carpet of your car.
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It comes with different brackets. you can screw it into the trunk floor or spare tire cover. I have my screwed to my spare tire cover.
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The kit comes with hardware to mount the unit vertically or horizontally. I just laid mine on it's side and bolstered it with soft trunk items. Sounded beautiful.
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It come with two sets of legs. One or mounting standing up, and the other for laying down. The legs are screwed into the car (preferably metal), like the trunk. it's important to play around with placement for best sound before final screw down. It likes to be close to metal for best resonance
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I located it in the LR corner of the trunk, using the supplied legs I screwed it directly to the trunk floor. Just be sure there are no wires, brake or fuel lines underneath where you plan on drilling holes for the screws!
1221697
It basically hooks onto the car. You should feel and hear it clip on. My dad also placed an adhesive (idk which one, tho), but I don't think that was necessary.
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Interesting question: I am going to try mounting it in my new car and see what happens. I can velcro tape it to the dash. Never thought of it but this may be another application for the same equipment.
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I suppose you could screw something to hang it with in the back. I used mine for two days mounted to a piece of plywood on a post. It quit working after two days.
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Comes with a mount but not for under the dash, if your tech savy you can get a cheep peice of metal and make a bracket. The mount is durable though so you might be Able to fit it some how.
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On my van, it was easy, It is mounted behind the glove box, you can see it, locate it, take out the two screws holding it, pull it out, unclip it and plug the new one in and mount it using the same screws that were removed earlier. look it up on you tube if you need further instructions
1689546
You have to mount it using screws to the wall. The screws are very easy to strip, make sure to pre drill holes
318133
You twist it. Kind of like a car sun shade. Hold each side, twist in opposite directions, and then push or collapse it together.
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Behind the emblem, there is a hook. After remove the that hook perpectly,attach the emblem to the car.
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There is a plastic mount you can attach to something. At first I though I would mount it under the seat but it is smaller than you would think. Ended up just putting it in the glove compartment. Not sure about the racing thing.
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You don't mount the L plates on it. Look at the image it has a center square that you would cut so that the license can display. That only aplies to some cars. It was not necessary on my accord.
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you need to place this device inside the car. The magnet is not strong enough to hold it to the body.
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I use the suction mount that it came with, I bought a heavy glass ashtray & silicone glued the suction flat to it. makes it more stable & does not tip over. Sits on the dashboard so both of us can see it.
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I am also looking for a mounting device, but I don't want any yhting that is permanent or that will leave sticky stuff on my dash. Have you come up with any ideas
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I think you have to use the bracket. You might be able to mount it directly, but you may have to use/purchase an alternate screw
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By purchasing a socket. I got mine off of Amazon with 4 sockets and brackets for mounting something like a softbox around it for $19.
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Katelyn, it mounts to the vehicle frame. Once you remove two bumper screws on either side of the bumper, you then place the bracket over the screw holes, at the same time moving the bracket through the space between the body and thw bumper. It was much easier than i thought it would be. You only have to drill one hole on either side of the frame beside the other two screw holes where the bracket attaches. I am not mechanically inclined, but this was really no problem. I have yet to drill the two holes, but that will be reasonably easy. If someone had time to do it all at once, it should take about 2-3 hours, if that. Katelyn, it mounts to the vehicle frame. Once you remove two bumper screws on either side of the bumper, you then place the bracket over the screw holes, at the same time moving the bracket through the space between the body and thw bumper. It was much easier than i thought it would be. You only have to drill one hole on either side of the frame beside the other two screw holes where the bracket attaches. I am not mechanically inclined, but this was really no problem. I have yet to drill the two holes, but that will be reasonably easy. If someone had time to do it all at once, it should... » Read More Katelyn, it mounts to the vehicle frame. Once you remove two bumper screws on either side of the bumper, you then place the bracket over the screw holes, at the same time moving the bracket through the space between the body and thw bumper. It was much easier than i thought it would be. You only have to drill one hole on either side of the frame beside the other two screw holes where the bracket attaches. I am not mechanically inclined, but this was really no problem. I have yet to drill the two holes, but that will be reasonably easy. If someone had time to do it all at once, it should take about 2-3 hours, if that. « Show Less