So how did you guys mount the box securely under the strut bar?? I mean did you just stick it in there and it doesnt move in quick turns?? How did you mount it or others like it to stay still under there?

I was thinking alot of velcro on the part not seen touching the underside of the strut bar for easy removal...

Please let me know what you guys did...Im getting my 10w7 Nazar under the tower box in a week. i want to think out the install be for i do it..

Thanks a bunch.

 

Bump anyone got Ideas for th quick release mount so I can take it out quickly if needed????????????????

 

I just was up at Nazar's shop today and asked them your question. Just as you mentioned, velcro on both the top and bottom will usually do as they designed the box to be "snug" under the bar anyway. I hope that helps.

 

yeah nazar mentioned that....but if the velcro doesnt hold and comes off it will mess up the paint...I guess Ill have to wait to get it.... Did you see my box getting made???

 

I did see one that had just been fiberglassed, but I couldn't tell you for sure that it was yours... I've got to call him on Monday about my car so I'll ask him for an update for you and post here. Otherwise you can just call him at 603-642-4222 and I'm sure they will give you an update.

BTW, going up there, you feel like a kid in a candy store! They are getting ready for HIN on April 30th, so they had two really tricked out Supras they were working on, in addition to my car. While I was there, a Viper, a Ferrari and an NSX showed up for quotes and I was only there for ~2 hours! Finally, seeing your car in this shape is never easy, but somehow they always get it back together and sounding better than when it went in!

 

I had my box carpeted. Ther was a small section on the top and bottom that was left un-carpeted. My box fits very snug and has never moved.

 

i have the under strut 3 10" w6's fiberglass box from nazar. When i left there shop they didnt mount it because it fit snug when on the ride home it was falling out. It was such a pain in the ***, so what i did is put 4 screws from the top of the strut bar and then put 2 wood supports underneath the box just in case. It works like a dream.