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tuffstuff 09-16-2018 11:27 AM

18sf console position
 
Hi,

I bought a 1976 18sf and I am wondering how to tell if the console was moved forward? Does anyone have the stock distance from the front raised deck to the front of the console? Thanks!

erebus 09-16-2018 07:01 PM

Here's a pic of my unmolested 18SF before I moved the console forward.
Not the best, but kind of gives you an idea of where it landed on the fuel tank hatch cover.
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/sA...w=w721-h961-no

erebus 09-16-2018 07:04 PM

Here you can kind of see where she landed after:

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/ve...s=w718-h961-no

tuffstuff 09-17-2018 12:56 PM

I can't see your pictures

uncleboo 09-17-2018 04:12 PM

I never measured that distance before moving mine forward. I remember the front edge of the fuel tank hatch stuck out about 4 or 5 inches in front of the console. I moved my console forward +/- 9" to completely cover the hatch.

tuffstuff 09-17-2018 07:23 PM

From the bottom lip of the stock center console to the forward box, it is 28.5".

erebus 09-17-2018 09:47 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by tuffstuff (Post 260230)
I can't see your pictures

Huh, that's weird.
How about now?

(Up there ↑)

Beaver 09-18-2018 04:56 AM

Keep in mind your cable lengths and wiring length. I had already replaced all of these before I moved mine so I only moved it a few inches forward so I wouldn’t have to replace them again. It still made a nice difference.

tuffstuff 09-18-2018 12:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by erebus (Post 260240)
Huh, that's weird.
How about now?

(Up there ↑)

I can see it now, it had some weird grey circle with a dash in it. I am pretty sure mine is stock, that helped a lot thanks!!


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