[Vyrus]

Anyone else have this problem? The Husky mats are so slippery that my box goes all over the place even on mild turns. I have a tech12volt box with 2 12"s in it, and I put little rubber feet on it from Home Depot, but no cigar. Any other ideas? I don't want to drill into the box, and wouldn't mind a strap if it was good looking.

-Cyrus

 

[tech12volt]

Anyone else have this problem? The Husky mats are so slippery that my box goes all over the place even on mild turns. I have a tech12volt box with 2 12"s in it, and I put little rubber feet on it from Home Depot, but no cigar. Any other ideas? I don't want to drill into the box, and wouldn't mind a strap if it was good looking.

-Cyrus

i would need to see the mats.

 

[WhiteNite]

Let us know how this turns out and how you solve it.

 

[Vyrus]

I'm thinking I'll try one of those stick pads you see at Pep-Boys on the way out... not my favorite idea but I think it will work.

James, here is what they look like: http://www.huskyliners.com/floorliners.html

I think even a 200-lb box would slide, there just needs to be more friction in there!

 

[WhiteNite]

Use the rubber feet from Home Depot and then stick the gum type stuff that you use to keep pictures from moving on the wall under the feet.

 

[Titanrevs808]

ahh my suggestion won't work. I cut my factory rubbers to fit exactly around the box and reinforced them from underneith so they wouldn't tear.

 

[Titan06RX1]

Here is how I solved my problem with the slippery Husky Liners with Tech12Volts sub box. Simply drilled out the rivots holding the storage tray and left the brackets,I also had to cut the rear of the husky liners so the box would fit all the way back where they it should be. The matts had a huge lip on them pushing the box forward about 3/4 of a inch. Problem solved for my King Cab. With the seats down you can barely see the brackets.