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<blockquote data-quote="req" data-source="post: 1306274" data-attributes="member: 555713"><p>if your sub has a gromet (rubber thing where the screws are) take that off, and put the sub in the hole, get a BRAND NEW razor blade and cut the carpet round the basket (get as close as you can)</p><p></p><p>then put the gasket back on the sub and it should cover up the little carpet edge</p><p></p><p>weather stripping on the bottom edge of the sub gasket helps too, but make sure its only like 1\8" thick, dont wanna make it too thick. a SMALL DRIED bead of hotglue right on the box also works.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="req, post: 1306274, member: 555713"] if your sub has a gromet (rubber thing where the screws are) take that off, and put the sub in the hole, get a BRAND NEW razor blade and cut the carpet round the basket (get as close as you can) then put the gasket back on the sub and it should cover up the little carpet edge weather stripping on the bottom edge of the sub gasket helps too, but make sure its only like 1\8" thick, dont wanna make it too thick. a SMALL DRIED bead of hotglue right on the box also works. [/QUOTE]
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