Usually ride at 24. That was my buddies XLV. At 24 it's cleaner, but when we slow to 22 it washes out a bit.
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Usually ride at 24. That was my buddies XLV. At 24 it's cleaner, but when we slow to 22 it washes out a bit.
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PS I ride at 70-75' on his XLV and 80' behind the Craz.
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Ahhh, ok. I saw the Craz in your signature and knew the wake could be much better.
How fast do you ride on the Craz?
On your Craz, I bet you could slow down to 20-21 and come in 5 ft until you get the rotation down. Wakeplate all the way up should add more lip like DFTR was mentioning.
You are close!
I'm going to try. But I'm afraid I'm out of time this year.
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Speaking of XLV's, we actually changed up the ballast. usually we go from no ballast (slalom) to just the front 1180 for wakeboarding, to over 3k for surfing. But Saturday we went from slalom to surf. then the water smoothed out enough for wakeboarding, so I only drained enough to equal out the sides.
It was a blast with 50% to 60% in the rear 1100's.
I did pop the speed up from 21.5 to 22.
http://i1070.photobucket.com/albums/...pstc0nhnc9.jpg
Nearly identical ballast setup and speed .... but the pic below on the newer version of Moomba's 23' boat ....
The two pics are a great visual representation of what I mean when people ask how I like the new boat .... "it's a lot easier to use". Moomba made solid strides in wake consistency.
http://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/2016...222a17f26a.jpg
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So in about 6 years when my boat is paid off, I'll buy your boat! I'll be able to afford it then. :-)Quote:
Originally Posted by KG's Supra24
However, I don't know if I'll yet have worked my way up to inverts even by then.
What was the trick you were doing here?Quote:
Originally Posted by KG's Supra24
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Sloppy tantrum
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