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1TuffRSJul-21-03 04:44 AM
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#6699, "Question to those who have bazooka tubes"


          

I have one of their 10" powered subs and I need a better way to tie them down. No matter how tight I get the straps it always works its way loose and the bass will cut out because the tube rolls around when taking corners. Any suggestions?




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Blk95TalonJul-22-03 03:54 AM
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#6707, "RE: Question to those who have bazooka tubes"
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I have one of their 10" subs and the tie downs provided do a adequate job of keeping the sub in its place, but every now and then i find the tube out of its little holder thingies. I just check it every now and then, its never really been a problem for me.

You could try getting a few medium sized metal L brackets and screw two into each side of the tube, but make sure theres clearance first. If you put silicone or epoxy around the pilot hole you make, you wont have any problems iwth air leaks.

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