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Old 04-16-2013, 12:29 PM
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Bazooka Mounts for Hi-Lift
Any thoughts on using these Bazooka speaker mounts for putting a Hi-Lift on some tubing? Maybe the right wingnut and some big washers and we'd be in business.

Amazon.com: Bazooka MT-CL200-BL Ma Tubbie Clamp, Black: Car Electronics Amazon.com: Bazooka MT-CL200-BL Ma Tubbie Clamp, Black: Car Electronics



They look a lot nicer than the purpose-built products I've found.
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Woot's got the stainless steel version on sale for $30 right now. I might order a pair and see how it works.

http://www.woot.com/offers/stainlees...-for-tubbies-9

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I'm trying to find some measurements, these may be WAY too small to support a Hi-Lift... So I may be way off the mark here, but they support some pretty big speakers and look like they clamp tight.
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i wanna see how this turns out
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Did the bazooka mounts work?
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I haven't ordered them yet. Between a winch and ball joints, my 4Runner fund is a bit drained this month. Maybe next month.
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I haven't ordered them yet. Between a winch and ball joints, my 4Runner fund is a bit drained this month. Maybe next month.
I can totally appreciate that feeling
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