Which T-Nuts do you use to use to secure a sub to box?
gonna need to take the subs out alot so i dont wanna eff up the mdf.. what T nuts do you guys use when building boxes?
@double 07
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Re: Which T-Nuts do you use to use to secure a sub to box?
1/4 20.s and hex.socket bolts 2 1/4 long
Re: Which T-Nuts do you use to use to secure a sub to box?
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NASTY08IMPALA
1/4 20.s and hex.socket bolts 2 1/4 long
do you have any links to them?
Re: Which T-Nuts do you use to use to secure a sub to box?
find out the largest sized bolt that will fit through your sub's mounting flange and get the T-nuts to match......
Re: Which T-Nuts do you use to use to secure a sub to box?
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Originally Posted by
double 07
find out the largest sized bolt that will fit through your sub's mounting flange and get the T-nuts to match......
sweet, thanks man.
Re: Which T-Nuts do you use to use to secure a sub to box?
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04murdalanche
do you have any links to them?
u dont need links lol got to home depot ...99% of subs will work with 1/4 20...i jus had to drill holes in basket out very little ..a file will work..i used on last 2 boxes with sa.s and dd.s
Re: Which T-Nuts do you use to use to secure a sub to box?
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Originally Posted by
NASTY08IMPALA
u dont need links lol got to home depot ...99% of subs will work with 1/4 20...i jus had to drill holes in basket out very little ..a file will work..i used on last 2 boxes with sa.s and dd.s
okay cool, I'll be using them for the box im building for my Sa-8s, thanks all!
Re: Which T-Nuts do you use to use to secure a sub to box?
put a drop of ca glue on them before you screw them down ... just dont get any in the threads.
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BassMechkanic
put a drop of ca glue on them before you screw them down ... just dont get any in the threads.
Yeah I gorilla glued my t nuts in. And I found that the hex head bolts, have um, too big of a head:blush:
I use the ones with a robertson head,