T Toasted Meat 10+ year member Junior Member 17 0 Vancouver, Canada Jun 3, 2015 #1 The screws I have to mount the subwoofer into my box are a little larger than the holes. They still screw in a little. Is it okay to use them? Click to read more...
The screws I have to mount the subwoofer into my box are a little larger than the holes. They still screw in a little. Is it okay to use them? Click to read more...
TaylorFade 10+ year member I fail. 3,066 34 Baton Rouge, La. Jun 3, 2015 #2 Good lord. What kind of gangster ass screws are you using? I'll just go ahead and suggest the obvious... Get smaller screws.
Good lord. What kind of gangster ass screws are you using? I'll just go ahead and suggest the obvious... Get smaller screws.
Boomin_tahoe 5,000+ posts Hurtin' feelings errrday. 15,657 378 WA Jun 3, 2015 #3 My guess is you didn't measure the mounting dia holes before buying the screws 1st?! My suggestion: Spiked t-nuts and allen head bolts. Over time, you can remove and tighten those bolts all day long. Just don't over tighten them too much.
My guess is you didn't measure the mounting dia holes before buying the screws 1st?! My suggestion: Spiked t-nuts and allen head bolts. Over time, you can remove and tighten those bolts all day long. Just don't over tighten them too much.
R r0llinlacs 10+ year member Senior VIP Member 284 1 Iowa Jun 3, 2015 #4 Shhhhhhhit, imho, if you don't want any stripping, bigger is better. But you'll never be able to use smaller screws again.
Shhhhhhhit, imho, if you don't want any stripping, bigger is better. But you'll never be able to use smaller screws again.