311 Rear Seat Depth
04-05-2005, 08:04 AM
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311 Rear Seat Depth
Like an idiot- well, not "like", more "as" -I didn't take the "depth" measurement from the front of the back seat to the glass at the front of the engine compartment. Put another way , how much room do I have to put a subwoofer box? I know the front of the seat (or the base of the seat) is "x" high and "x" long because I brought it home with me. Drove 500 miles to and from the boat and didn't think about depth until last night. Smart. Anyone? Anyone?
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.. I'll try on wed ... guessing about 15"
04-06-2005, 08:03 AM
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Re: 311 Rear Seat Depth
Thanks guys- my boat is at LOTO and I am in Suckville, 250 miles away. If I have 15" all is good (that is what she said 
) for the depth of a sub enclosure. If any of you have sealed enclosure subs mounted to the "front" of the seat, what are the external dimensions of your enclosures? 11" is the exact distance between the bottom of the front of the seat base (whew!!) and the lip that the seat actually mounts to. Every 10" enclosure I have seen requires an 11" front panel.
) for the depth of a sub enclosure. If any of you have sealed enclosure subs mounted to the "front" of the seat, what are the external dimensions of your enclosures? 11" is the exact distance between the bottom of the front of the seat base (whew!!) and the lip that the seat actually mounts to. Every 10" enclosure I have seen requires an 11" front panel.
