but i have no clue how i'd safely package the sub and box?
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what would be the best way to ship a sub and box for it? im thinking if about selling my old deck, sub, box, amp, and wiring so i can pickup a directed 1100d, 2 Incriminator 187 12's, a 2guage (or 1/0) amp kit, some more dynomat, and put all that in my car for funnnnn 
but i have no clue how i'd safely package the sub and box?
but i have no clue how i'd safely package the sub and box?

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Justin from Detroit1
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PEANUTS! As weird as it sounds, for the subwoofer, use packing peanuts. Get a box slightly wider and taller then the subwoofer. Line the bottom of the box with 2-3" of packing peanuts, insert subwoofer, completely fill box with packing peanuts. Packing peanuts are amazing things, and that subwoofer should be safe.
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Didnt I wrap them two 10's in platic?
I would definetly put the sub in a plastic bag... The peanuts work wonders.
I would definetly put the sub in a plastic bag... The peanuts work wonders.
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