how did you "make them stay?" other than that, they are awsome! i would suggest this to anyone! i got mine today, and man, i was impressed! i love mine, and im getting ready to cover it, and was wondering how to put it in, and make it where it wont move. let me know how you did yours, thanx Jason

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87 GT 5spd -ttoped - IRM rockers - 1/4 window scoops - corvette taillights - 5 inch wing lift - 95 TA seat
Installing - 4.9 V8 caddy - Aus sub box on its way
coming soon -chinspoiler -dragon hood scoop - (1) JL 10W3's - Mr. Mikes leather seats - TV w/ Xbox (already got the Xbox)- neon lights (green)

I had Aus'es box. I used the stock rear mounting points (he pre-drilled them) & drilled the box to use the stock front mounts.

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I used to have one of his boxes. I just set it on the plastic skeleton. It never moved an inch.

quote Originally posted by Haze_Performance: I had Aus'es box. I used the stock rear mounting points (he pre-drilled them) & drilled the box to use the stock front mounts.

Stopped doing that though because for some reason Fieros can vary a little in this area.
But Haze is right. Mount them with the stock rears and the centre shift plate holds the front down. Or as MM said it is a tight fit over the plastic fram anyway and isn't going anywhere.

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I just loaded a large Rockford Fosgate sub in mine and dropped it in, hoping for the best. If I hit a low note and it flies up and clocks me in the head, I'll just have to sue Aus. j/k

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