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  • Grant_West
    Senior Member of PLANETNAUTIQUE
    • Jul 2003
    • 758

    • Redwoodcity Ca


    Sub Vent

    I noticed last weekend that while out on the water If I crack open my passenger side seet just a bit, the bass creep's out much better and dosent vibrate the **** out of my carbon fiber glove box lid, It seems as if the built up air pressure cause's lot's of rattle's/vibration when a heavy bass note hit's, So I decided to cut some vents in my passenger side seet. Here's the latest
  • wakejunky
    Senior Member of PLANETNAUTIQUE
    • Jul 2003
    • 679

    • Ca

    • 2003 SAN

    #2
    That's a sweet idea.
    Not to mention the added cooling for any amps you might have mounted up there as well. A little bit of positive air flow would be good too.

    Chris

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    • clubmyke
      Senior Member of PLANETNAUTIQUE
      • Sep 2004
      • 414

      • so cal


      #3
      slick !!!slick !!!slick !!!slick !!!slick !!!slick !!!slick !!!slick !!!slick !!!slick !!!slick !!!slick !!!slick !!!slick !!!slick !!!slick !!!slick !!!slick !!!slick !!!slick !!!slick !!!

      GREAT IDEA !!!

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      • Grant_West
        Senior Member of PLANETNAUTIQUE
        • Jul 2003
        • 758

        • Redwoodcity Ca


        #4
        Thanks. It seems to work just as I thought it would. It lets out more bass. It used to be when the seet was fully closed you . Just by opening it a tad the bass would come out.

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        • wake_fun
          1,000 Post Club Member
          • Jul 2003
          • 1330

          • CA

          • 1995 Super Sport

          #5
          Awesome, as usual!
          Photo Album
          Ballast Install 1
          Ballast Install 2
          Amp Install
          PPass Install
          Alternator Install

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          • Timber
            • Sep 2004
            • 195

            • Bay Area


            #6
            Grant,
            What did you cut the seat with? How did you attach the frame for the speaker grill to the seat?

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            • AbunDiga909
              1,000 Post Club Member
              • Sep 2003
              • 2470

              • St. Louis, MO


              #7
              Grants that's pretty **** sweet!!! PDT_001

              Are you going to post a "How-To/Step-by-Step" thing on your site as usual, or is this too simple and easy for that? This is actually something I'd consider doing, but I think you forgot one step...

              I think this calls for some red lighting in the back of it so it glows "Bling"...
              [color=blue][size=2][b]I Nautique, therefore I am.[/b][/size][/color]

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              • Grant_West
                Senior Member of PLANETNAUTIQUE
                • Jul 2003
                • 758

                • Redwoodcity Ca


                #8
                Hey Brian: got this cool new Air tool. Its like a mini Saber saw Ill post a photo of it. Its great for cutting this type of thing.

                Here it is

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                • Grant_West
                  Senior Member of PLANETNAUTIQUE
                  • Jul 2003
                  • 758

                  • Redwoodcity Ca


                  #9
                  The grill's are attached from the back side of the seet. I used Stainless steel screw's from the back side of the seet right into the grill's

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                  • Grant_West
                    Senior Member of PLANETNAUTIQUE
                    • Jul 2003
                    • 758

                    • Redwoodcity Ca


                    #10
                    AbunDinga: the gallery has all the photo's of almost everthing I do you just have to look around this Sub Vent starts here

                    http://svtsupercharged.com/gallery/stereo?page=10


                    and then finishes on the 11 th page

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                    • AbunDiga909
                      1,000 Post Club Member
                      • Sep 2003
                      • 2470

                      • St. Louis, MO


                      #11
                      Thanks, I just browsed around and though't you devoted a whole section of the gallery to it. I didn't check the "Stearo" specifically. Thanks again!
                      [color=blue][size=2][b]I Nautique, therefore I am.[/b][/size][/color]

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                      • Timber
                        • Sep 2004
                        • 195

                        • Bay Area


                        #12
                        Looks great Grant. Considering I have 2 12's under my passanger seat, I may need to do that.
                        Is the structure of the seat any weaker, if Phat Matt is dancing on top of the seat, will it still hold Yellow_Flash_Colorz: ?

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                        • Grant_West
                          Senior Member of PLANETNAUTIQUE
                          • Jul 2003
                          • 758

                          • Redwoodcity Ca


                          #13
                          I think Its about where you cut the holes, After I gu the holes in my seet. I could see the side closest to the drivers seet flex a bit when I threw my self into it, Thats why I went with the 3/4 MDF when I screwed it to the side of the seet it gave it back the support I lost when I cut it out.

                          BTW I dont know if any part of your boat is Fat Nat rated.

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                          • Jeffro
                            • Feb 2005
                            • 40

                            • Disco Bay


                            #14
                            What is Fat Nat rated?

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                            • vortech347
                              • Mar 2004
                              • 95

                              • Central Texas

                              • 99 Sport Nautique - GT40 - FCT2 tower

                              #15
                              Grant, do you think just drilling 4 smaller round holes would work well enough for those of us with smaller subs/lower power? That would negate the need to reinforce the seat and could still be covered with a rectangular grill similar to what you have created.

                              I have a JL bandpass in there right now but will be putting in a IDQ 10d2v2 ported with about 300 watts and think with the vented seat it will easily outperform the JL. Especially, in the SQ department.

                              Don't have plans for a huge system like yours so I would think the smaller vents would still help without having to build back up the seat bottom.

                              BTW, AWESOME IDEA. I have wondered how to make the bass response better from under the seat since I put my sub in there. I think I will have to do that under the driver's side too to vent the sub under there.

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