Need a pic of your 230 copilot seat (underneath)

[crowmobe540]

I just got my skin/seat back from nautique for the co-pilot (backfacing with storage underneath - best seat in the house) seat of my 07 236/230. I'm trying to determine where to mount the brackets that hold the gas shocks on the underside of the seat. Was hoping somebody could snap a couple of pictures showing where the brackets are mounted on theirs before I start drilling holes in my new seat skin.

Thanks in advance.

[Indygreen]

I'll try and get you some, Did you go back to the 236 pattern or the 230 pattern. I also have a 236/230 and would like to go from the 236 pattern to the 230 pattern. Also did you separate the butt cushion from the back rest cushion. My skin is one piece covering both the butt and back in one piece. I think they changed this later were they separated them because the vinyl was splitting between the two.

[crowmobe540]

I'll try and get you some, Did you go back to the 236 pattern or the 230 pattern. I also have a 236/230 and would like to go from the 236 pattern to the 230 pattern. Also did you separate the butt cushion from the back rest cushion. My skin is one piece covering both the butt and back in one piece. I think they changed this later were they separated them because the vinyl was splitting between the two.

Hey man, I appreciate it. I didn't realize there was a difference in pattern so I'm assuming it is the 236. They no longer offer 2 separate skins for seat and backrest, it is now one piece.

[Nautique Fan]

Can you post a pic? I should have my 2007 236 out this weekend and I can send you pics.


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[Indygreen]

Here you go, hope this helps. On both the port and starboard brackets they were
7-1/4" from very end of the seat/vinyl (hinge end) to the center of the bracket. On the Port side from the very edge of the vinyl to the centerline of the screw holes was 3-1/2". On the Starboard side from the very edge of the vinyl to the centerline of screw holes was 5-1/2"

[Nautique Fan]

Did you get your questions answered or would you like a few more pics?

[crowmobe540]

Thanks so much. This should be what I need! Awesome work