Wake9 2021 Mojo Review Video

https://youtu.be/m_JmlJhCkNM

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1000 pounds of lead with 4000 pounds of ballast...no replacement for displacement and never will be.

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Originally Posted by Prospersigman

1000 pounds of lead with 4000 pounds of ballast...no replacement for displacement and never will be.

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I agree, but still think there will be something different someday to allow less ballast.

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Originally Posted by MJHSupra

I agree, but still think there will be something different someday to allow less ballast.

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It's called malibu's wedge lol

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Originally Posted by SONIC

It's called malibu's wedge lol

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Agree, that has been out there. My thought is what is next?

Not going to watch it since I decided very last minute to not go with the Mojo...

Not going to watch it since I decided very last minute to not go with the Mojo...

Not going to watch it since I decided very last minute to not go with the Mojo....

I accidentally clicked it...watching it.

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Originally Posted by SONIC

It's called malibu's wedge lol

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I have 2 buddies who have 2020 23 LSVs and they still have 500-800lbs of lead in their boats. Most of it goes in the bow because that wedge causes a significant amount of bow rise even with the hard tank filled all the way upfront. The problem is there is nowhere to stash the lead in the bow because there is ZERO storage up there. We even looked at pulling the speakers out to see if we can get lead stuffed in the speaker cutouts. They both have the rear plug and plays as well and there is no storage in the back when those are filled all the way.

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Originally Posted by Prospersigman

I have 2 buddies who have 2020 23 LSVs and they still have 500-800lbs of lead in their boats. Most of it goes in the bow because that wedge causes a significant amount of bow rise even with the hard tank filled all the way upfront. The problem is there is nowhere to stash the lead in the bow because there is ZERO storage up there. We even looked at pulling the speakers out to see if we can get lead stuffed in the speaker cutouts. They both have the rear plug and plays as well and there is no storage in the back when those are filled all the way.

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I know someone with the 2020 LSV that hits the same issue. Nice boat, small crew, so it's not too big of concern for them.

I think otherwise since I'm spoiled with the SL storage. Pain in the butt to be moving items around the boat.

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Originally Posted by Prospersigman

I have 2 buddies who have 2020 23 LSVs and they still have 500-800lbs of lead in their boats. Most of it goes in the bow because that wedge causes a significant amount of bow rise even with the hard tank filled all the way upfront. The problem is there is nowhere to stash the lead in the bow because there is ZERO storage up there. We even looked at pulling the speakers out to see if we can get lead stuffed in the speaker cutouts. They both have the rear plug and plays as well and there is no storage in the back when those are filled all the way.

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100%

My best friend has a 2020 Axis T23. Great boat and stock wave but the bow rise is absolutely ridiculous, almost dangerously so. Especially with no one to sit up there.

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Originally Posted by MJHSupra

I agree, but still think there will be something different someday to allow less ballast.

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it's the 35ft electric boat that is going to be the biggest game changer ever!!!!!!! hahaha...


back to the op's video post... great looking wave... although I get robert's affiliated with them somehow, he still makes some of the best vids out there on boats.....