FasTech Speaker Install Panels
 

Speaker Install in a 353...really wanted to maintain the factory panel look...but needed major upgrade on the sound!

What do you think?

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Looks Great !!!!!!! :coolcowboy:

sweet.....did you make those panels beside the rear bench seat? I made some for my 382 but not nearly the same equipment.

Looks great!!!! You will be happy with the JL's.

Lil preview of my stereo install and new upholstery.

I will be starting a post on this whole project soon.

Total of 20 new JL's.

Looks Good...You are rebuilding the whole area below the bench seat for the subs?..lotsa work!
I am beginning on the 292 right now (8) JL Audio 10" subs in the side, and (6)pair of M770 Components. Steve Tester at Formula has been a great help and has supplied me all exact match vinyls for the job....and Steve Dunham at Innotech is making Blue Carbon Fiber Panels to mount the 6 amplifieirs on in the cabin. Lotsa detail work, but it should be impressive!...now all I need is time!

Sweet...Steve at Innotech made the dash panels for my 2002 382 last winter. I wanted it to look like the newer models. Great guy, easy to work with!!

t500, roughly what did the dash panels run. Also, check your PM I sent you one a week or so ago
Thanks

I re-used the gauges and replaced the bezels. Silk screened with all the factory type and hardware was around $700 but part of that was the other items that Innotech couldn't provide.......call him, he's easy and accommadating and does the Formula factory panels so he knows our boats well.




I hadn't noticed a PM but will check for one.

I think you are missing some custom made polished step plates!

Dave

Dave-
Your right...I am building an incredible Stereo / LED Lighting Package in a 292 and definetely need a pair....how do I get them?
Tom

I know this is an old post… any chance you have a template for those panels for the 382!?

thanks!

WOW....that was a long time ago.(and I sold the boat in 2010)

I don't have a template but you do. I removed the panel and traced the top of the old panel then measured the available space outward in each direction to fill the space that exists and traced the old panel along those dimensions. It ended up adding an inch or 2 in every direction. Then covered the panel with matching replacement material.