Couple Quick Questions...

[Bryan]

i know this prob wont work but have you thought of super glue???

[LSN2meBoom916]

As far as the box sliding goes you have almost an infinite number of options, heres some:

1: make a copy of ur trunk carpet in 1/2" or 3/4" mdf (the entire perimeter of the trunk floor), then cut down the corners until you can get that thru the trunk opening into place a s a new floor. You can screw/bolt the box to that fom inside the box, from underneath, or make some vertical supports that "hug" the sides of the box and screw thru them into the box. Also you can cut out the section over the spare tire if you want to still have it accessable. You can use Bolts/screws/and or L brackets avail at most hardware stores.

2: like mentioned^^ make the floor out of mdf in the shape of the "negative space" (area other-than where the box sits) and just wedge it in there to keep it from sliding.

3: Bolt the box down to the trunk (just be careful and keep track of where your gas tank and all moving parts and electrical is UNDERNEATH where you're gonna drill/screw through)

As for the Rearview Issue I've been having the same prob.

The clicking sound is annoying as hell.

I have determined that in my car (1997 Integra) the rearview actually bolts to the roof via a spot welded bracket, which SHOULD be great, but it's the bracket that is rattling/clacking against the roof sheet metal and NO amount of foam/carpet/or other sound deadening material will work.

Aside from filling it in with something solid I am still working on this problem and I'll let ya know if I have time to fig it out better.

It's "less" after I put some foam and a piece of carpet between the mounting piece and the bracket, and re-tighten it often.

[Amalan]

psh duct tape fixes everything

[Low n Loud]

put some industrial velcro on the botom of the box and the floor around all 4 sides of the box. that should make it stay.