See title. It still has a little pressure, but it's not really tight at all. All of the rest of them are very secure and tight, will this one screw cause me problems?
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See title. It still has a little pressure, but it's not really tight at all. All of the rest of them are very secure and tight, will this one screw cause me problems?
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doubtful, a lot of time i only use 4 screws instead of all 8, but if u want it to be tight, i have used an anchor before when the hole gets to big for the screw, and it worked fine
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you should be allright if all the rest are in there good and tight. Doesn't sound like you ahve too huge of a setup anyways so a tiny tiny airleak won't kill your ****.
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one screw caused my D6 sub to leak. So it's possible :P
It didn't hurt it. Just the sound from one sub sounded like ***. if you pressed down with your finger ont he spot where the screw is, it cleaned up
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Thanks guys.
I think I'm too **** to even try it like it is now. I'll just glue another piece of mdf to the back of it and drill it into that.
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why not just turn the sub a 1/4"?
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You could also stick some toothpicks in the hole to give the screw something to bite into.
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Originally Posted by mazdakid
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I swear I'm a total idiot sometimes. Do you think I should put some silicon in the holes?
Great tootpick idea also, thanks.
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no silcone.... overkill
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yeah if you turn the sub and redrill all new holes, make sure to fill in the old holes with liquid nails or something like that.
Headunit- Kenwood KDC-MP928
Components- 4 Alpine SPR-17LS 6.5" Type R's
Sub- 18" TC-5200
Component Amp- JL Audio 300/4
Sub Amp- Orion HCCA-D5000 at .7 ohms
Wiring- All Stinger HPM Series, Big 3
Enclosure- 3.2 cubes @ 28hz
Battery- Optima Yellow Top
Alternator- 220 amp Iraggi
References: CA.com- Digital B, mtdewelf, SBLAZER, tuckerbucket, GaresTaylan, basebalz13
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Not always necessary on subs with rubber mounting gaskets on their ring.
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