[scubydo]

Thanks for all the info. I think I will order some of those kickers. They look like a perfect match for the boat.

[miwittman7]

Originally Posted by Hyperryd

Here are a couple of pics of my bow speakers. It really isn't hard. A 5" hole saw really speeds things up. Just make sure you don't keep drilling or you will have to install some really big docking lights to fill the holes on the hull.

I like that a lot. Looks like a clean install.

[miwittman7]

Originally Posted by Hyperryd

Here are a couple of pics of my bow speakers. It really isn't hard. A 5" hole saw really speeds things up. Just make sure you don't keep drilling or you will have to install some really big docking lights to fill the holes on the hull.

Did you cut through the side panels cushions or what did you do to get out the hole through that?

[mikeyt]

Originally Posted by miwittman7

Did you cut through the side panels cushions or what did you do to get out the hole through that?

You do realize that this thread is 8 yrs old right? People come & go on these sites never to be heard from again.

[miwittman7]

Originally Posted by mikeyt

You do realize that this thread is 8 yrs old right? People come & go on these sites never to be heard from again.

I do realize it but the point of forums is for information so it doesn't hurt to try asking. Here is my install pic.

[Itwrx]

Originally Posted by KStone803

I put 5" speakers in the bow of my 182 shabah and used a dremel. I would recommend a holesaw lol. The fiberglass ate two dremel bits and smoked like hell. They sound great though. I put them facing each other under the left and right seats. Also went with the jensen powered 200 watt subwoofer and am already looking to upgrade. 200 watts was not enough

Where did you mount your sub? Was it a free air design?