15' Mojo JL Build

[Gettin' It]

I have been posting build pictures in a different thread that would be hard for someone to find if they were looking for stereo ideas. So I decided to post here and share my new baby's build.

Build is almost complete, just waiting on backordered rgb's for the Cabin Speakers and cup holders. There is still be a number of small edits to the system. Including: Hiding the subs wiring, a cover plate that will hang over the amps and hide the wiring, and there is a panel that will cover the batteries with a plexi window. I didn't bother taking a picture of the cabins yet, I will once the less are installed.

[Gettin' It]

[mmandley]

Looks good. You might look into getting some lead ot steel shot to balance the boat. Other wise you will always be trying to make it level.

I know In mine after the stereo and Golf Cart batteries were installed I had a lean to Port and had to balance it with shot on the starboard. The bow would litterally lean port in the water at idle.

[marman]

Looks great!

[brain_rinse]

Awesome boat, and awesome install. Really looks great and sounds even better, I'm sure.

[BrettLee3232]

Looks absolutely beautiful! Quick question, how big is that sub box? Reason I'm asking is because it looks like you lost A LOT of leg room. I thought I was going to have the same situation but the installer moved the back panel and gained over a foot of space. I only lost like an inch of leg room lol. I was really worried I was gonna have no leg room.


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[viking]

Looks good. You might look into getting some lead ot steel shot to balance the boat. Other wise you will always be trying to make it level.

I know In mine after the stereo and Golf Cart batteries were installed I had a lean to Port and had to balance it with shot on the starboard. The bow would litterally lean port in the water at idle.

Mike,
Do you have the steel shot in a waterproof bag of some sort so they don't rust?

[mmandley]

Mike,
Do you have the steel shot in a waterproof bag of some sort so they don't rust?

Yes they are in slealed pastic heavy duty bags, then in bags with handles to make it easy to move them.

This is who I use, I refered Jester and he uses them as well

http://www.pop-products.com/

This is another company

http://www.metaltecsteel.com/metaltec/shot_bags.asp

[viking]

Thanks Mike. Sorry for the hijack - Gettin it back on track with the build thread!
I'm surprised you still had room for a board in the cubby.

[Gettin' It]

Looks absolutely beautiful! Quick question, how big is that sub box? Reason I'm asking is because it looks like you lost A LOT of leg room. I thought I was going to have the same situation but the installer moved the back panel and gained over a foot of space. I only lost like an inch of leg room lol. I was really worried I was gonna have no leg room.

We had a different box designed for more leg room, but there wasn't a big enough window. I lost a lot of leg room, but then again I don't care at all. I am 6', but it does't bother me.

As far as sitting level in the water, I haven't gotten to put it in yet. I was really hoping to today, but the weather didn't cooperate.