Subject	Don't use it. It's an approximation at best. Solution--->
Posted by	zgene4 on June 17, 2011 at 9:25 AM
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In Reply To	JL Audio Stealthbox Template... Does anyone have one? posted by Zski on June 16, 2011 at 11:37 PM
Message	Bit o' Honey.... or something similar like wax or silly puddy or plumbers putty. Roll it out on the trunk surface of the car in the approximate location of the bolt. Press the stealthbox into place with the mounting bolt removed. The threaded hole will leave an imprint in the proper location. Drill, install, enjoy. WARNING: I lack industry backing
Follow Ups	JL Audio Stealthbox Template... Does anyone have one? - Zski 23:37:01 06/16/11 Re: JL Audio Stealthbox Template... Does anyone have one? - threepointo 00:07:35 06/17/11 I did pretty much the same thing, only I used chalk - BigA 08:09:04 06/17/11 I do. - dpjax 07:00:14 06/17/11 just e-mailed you a .pdf. (n/m) - not4resaleZ 08:39:55 06/17/11 Got it Thank you (n/m) - Zski 09:14:35 06/17/11 I found that you have to push the box against the sides - not4resaleZ 09:37:04 06/17/11 Don't use it. It's an approximation at best. Solution---> - zgene4 09:25:16 06/17/11 Correct (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 22:18:00 06/18/11 I would get another template from JL Audio. - Zblackbeast 10:18:12 06/17/11 Well at least it is a "tight" fit... (n/m) - Zski 10:23:18 06/17/11 That thing is not going anywhere, which is what - Zblackbeast 13:46:22 06/17/11 Right, I sat in the hatch and pushed it with my stocking - not4resaleZ 10:41:21 06/17/11
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