www.iFourWinns.com

Those lights look great! Did the recessed cup holder panels come out easily? It looks like there are a few screws. Are these what you removed to get the panels out?

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05' 250 Horizon
6.2MPI 320HP
Bravo III

Actually those stayed put, the only thing I had to remover were the panels on the inside of the driver and passenger console..where the amp was mounted. Everything else was just fishing a coathanger and string through the length of the boat. WAsnt really that bad...I did end up with a ton of fiberglass in my arms...if you do it be sure to have long sleeves and a pair of gloves!

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2007 Four Winns 220SS (Sold!!)
2006 Toyota Tacoma

Hey Paradise,

Did you decide to install your tower pointing forward like that or is it made that way? I think it looks really nice that way, and I am still trying to decide for sure in which configuration I'm going to install mine. Great looking boat, and the speaker system looks awesome!

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2001 Horizon 190
2003 Chevrolet Trailblazer LT

Or use the right (or at least "better") tools for the job. There are two tools that are invaluable for running wire in a boat. One is a set of fiberglass poles. They come in sections that screw together. The other is a flat metal fish tape. Flat like a ribbon, not just the usual 'wire type'. The thin flat metal tends to move more smoothly than the wire kind. The poles come in several lengths. I've got a set of 4' and another in 6' lengths. They were invaluable in helping me run several sets of wire in our 348. The extra network for fuel flow senders, CAT5 for ethernet wifi gear up in the arch, heavier gauge wire for the chartplotter and REALLY heavy gauge wire for added batteries. The tape made it a cinch to run RS-232 along the ceiling for NMEA-laptop connections and new sensor wire for the waste tank.

But otherwise, yeah, there are some unfinished areas of fiberglass (present in most if not all boat brands) that would be really, REALLY itchy to deal with if you're doing it the 'hard way'. Fun, ain't it?

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-Bill Kearney, 2005 348 Vista

Paradise, Can you tell we what type of cans/speakers did you put on the wake tower and are you happy with them ??? We went with a Tantrum designs model and not very impressed ..
Just wondering ????

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2007 Four Winns 220 Horizon SS
Boat name = Mooring Debt
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Lick it, Slam It, Suck It

nice job,

locals? ... can you identify where the shot of Paradise's craft in his signature was taken ... the sad thing is - I can.

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2006 FW 203 FS
2005 Dodge Laramie 1500
2003 CRF 247F SuperMoto racer
2001 CBR1100XX

Are you refering to the Waste Management sign on the fence behind his boat?

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2008 H210SS VP 5.7 Gi/SX
2011 Ford F150 FX4 EB

The pic is at my storage unit in Keller.

The tower speakers are made by a local Dallas company called audioformz (http://www.audioformz.com). The cans are fiberglass with a gelcoat that they will color match to your boat. I love them personally...speaker/amp combo puts out a great sound that I can clearly hear wakeboarding. but than again I slammed 6 up to start with so not sure how good 2 or 4 may sound.

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2007 Four Winns 220SS (Sold!!)
2006 Toyota Tacoma