Didn't send the mounting pegs... I need help

[edzy 10+ year member]

I had the same problem with some amps. I just made them from aluminium. From a street sign. Then painted to to match.

As you can see, the one has mounting bracket, other does not. Now the are both the same. Also, it looks like in your pic one of the holes is threaded. Use that to mount the bracket.

 

[15nissen 10+ year member]

Honestly, gtfo. I don't give a fuck about your useless *** post.
It's easily a 15 pound amp and I want to mount it vertically. Not even industrial-strength velcro will hold it with all the movement and vibration in the car, not to mention the constant sway of kinetic energy.

Now STFU and say something useful.

Velcro would work you idiot.

You NEVER stated where it was going to be mounted, you simply asked for advice because your THICK in the head.

 

[NewAgeKing 5,000+ posts]

I had the same problem with some amps. I just made them from aluminium. From a street sign. Then painted to to match.As you can see, the one has mounting bracket, other does not. Now the are both the same. Also, it looks like in your pic one of the holes is threaded. Use that to mount the bracket.

That looks really nice actually.

 

[Justin89T 10+ year member]

I just made them from aluminium. From a street sign.

Oh man that's frickin hilarious.

 

[JKD 10+ year member]

Actually, I'm going to have to agree with the VELCRO. Whether you like the idea or not it works well for me.

I have a Mitsubishi Evolution (cornering car) that I swing around daily. Since I move in and out of cars rather quickly I don't like putting screw holes in stuff, so I do in fact use velcro. I bought two packs of industrial strength velcro from wal-mart and used just the part that sticks to carpet. I mount the amp horizonal or vertical, doesn't matter, it holds up even thru-out the punishment thru the corners.

Works well for me, might be worth considering for only like 5 bucks.

 

[HungNeckTight 10+ year member]

Honestly, gtfo. I don't give a fuck about your useless *** post.
It's easily a 15 pound amp and I want to mount it vertically. Not even industrial-strength velcro will hold it with all the movement and vibration in the car, not to mention the constant sway of kinetic energy.

Now STFU and say something useful.

//content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/wow.gif.23d729408e9177caa2a0ed6a2ba6588e.gif you dident say you wanted to mount it vertically and ive mounted boxes and amps in my trunk weigh easy over 15lb with velcro. becasue i can pull it in and out easy and it dosent slide around