I really like the seat! Looks sick! How much? Also do you sell it with covering AND without out covering option? Let me know I am defiantly interested. How well does it fit into the arm rest cut outs in the side of the boat? Are they about the Same overall dimensions?

They fit in the Y2K perfect . We are selling them a few different ways . $950 pair in gelcoat $1500 pair gelcoat with 7" monitors in the backs (1 Year warranty on monitor) . We can also do them in carbon fiber $$$ .
Were not 100% sure about the upholstery cost yet but we will have it soon as we are trying a couple of different shops to figure out who we are going to use .

I'm close to 6' and wouldn't mind if my seat was a few inches closer to the helm. It works as is, I don't want to go through the trouble of moving the seat forward.

They came with the boat and I'm not sure. I think they are from a West Coast supplier.

Occjoe I like loud and fast and believe that it is better to have more than needed than not have enough and want more. I have a pair of kicker comp cvr 15s sitting around and want to put them to use. I just measured and they will fit. The mounting area is around 16.5 to 17 inches. I plan on building clear polycarbonate boxes in the cabin area with custom lighting in the boxes. The question I have is the area above the foot rest under the dashes a major structural part of the boat? Also how thick is it? Is it double walled with wiring or anything in between? Thanks for the help.

Yes, that bulkhead is a MAJOR Structural bulkhead. And if I were you, I wouldn't be hollowing out 15' inches of it.

I put my speakers in the foot rest facing down. Dont really see them and their plenty loud. Maybe not 15 inch loud but plenty loud for me. No structure issues there.

Zuperboat do u have pictures? I am taking the boat to a audio shop this morning to have them look at it. What size speakers. Facing down? In the foot rest and you don't see them?

Size doesn't equal loud . My son has a single 12" with only 900 watts and a few months ago went to a stereo competition in Fl and beat out people several with dual 12's , 15's and 18's . Sound in a stereo is all about setup . My installer is wowed by my y2k sound and I've been asked several times on the beach to turn it down . If they don't want to hear it they shouldn't play music I don't like lol . You should deffently take FX10's advice considering he did build your boat ! Just my 2c

Yes I got to looking at it today and you guys were wright. Especially considering there is a stress crack down were you step down into the cabin. Thanks for talking me out of that! I was thinking about putting the 15s in a bad ass band pass box down in the cabin and the access hatch to behind the dash would serve as a bass port to the cockpit. Also thinking about cutting the same access hatch into the passenger side. It would also serve as a bass port and also make it easier to access the back of the head unit. Just a idea. What do you think about that. I would not be cutting big holes in the boat and no one would even see the subs or the hole in the cockpit area. Would be clean.