I'm currently taking out my current subs and replacing them with new ones. I wanted to add a twist, and turn my new subs sideways. Here is my problem..My old subs screw placement is different. If I put new screws in, will air leak out the old screw holes? Do I have to seal them?
Any advice would help! Thanks a ton.
Replies (3)
MrBrownstone on 07/12/2006 13:35:12
turning the subs sideways? Please explain.
cplkittle on 07/12/2006 16:09:37
they need to be sealed, if they aren't you get an annoying flutter sound. They can easily be sealed from the inside with some liquid nails
lilschtive on 07/12/2006 19:45:51
lets say the sub has 6 holes for drilling. I do not want to mount my new subs in those same holes. I was thinking of drilling new holes, to change the angle of the sub a differnt way.
Any advice would help! Thanks a ton.
Replies (3)
MrBrownstone on 07/12/2006 13:35:12
turning the subs sideways? Please explain.
cplkittle on 07/12/2006 16:09:37
they need to be sealed, if they aren't you get an annoying flutter sound. They can easily be sealed from the inside with some liquid nails
lilschtive on 07/12/2006 19:45:51
lets say the sub has 6 holes for drilling. I do not want to mount my new subs in those same holes. I was thinking of drilling new holes, to change the angle of the sub a differnt way.
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