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Just got mine. https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...7da06e95e7.jpgThere seemed to be a lot of interest on the figment so I figured I'd throw up a picture or 2... https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...7b22e6e47b.jpgSuper excited, didnt have a bunch of time but I threw them in and filled them with air to see how they fit.
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Haven't had a chance to try mine out yet. Is that in a mojo or a craz? Do you have the heater mounted on port side or no?Quote:
Originally Posted by Stimbert
Looks good [emoji1591]
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My bad, it's a craz. My heater is actually mounted in the box on my workbench. I plan to make a rack to mount it up in the air in the big compartment with the amps.Quote:
Originally Posted by mattsask
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Keep us posted on the heater project. I would love to see what you end up doing there. Looks like the enzo bag fits almost perfect? Judging by your pic, I'll have to relocate my heater if I want my port side enzo bag to fill all the way. Is the starboard side compartment longer or shorter than port side? My boat will be in storage for another 4 weeks, so just trying to get all my ducks in a row.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stimbert
It is 100% end to end. It will fill the entire compartment on the starboard side.
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I will for sure post more pictures as I perfect everything over the next month. I am also playing with the idea of moving the batteries into the big compartment off to the side so I can use the area they're in now for my tow/dock ropes. So many ideas, so little time [emoji45]
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Haha if those ideas turn out as well as the rest of your boat, you should be very pleased. Man I love the color scheme of your exterior. Nicest I've seen. Looks like you're going from the stock 650's straight to the enjo's? You are going to be blown away at the wave!Quote:
Originally Posted by Stimbert
I freaking hope so! I also got another pump and all the fitting to use one of my stock 750s in the boat if I feel I need it [emoji23]Quote:
Originally Posted by mattsask
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Hahaha you won't need the stock bag. You should think about getting 300 lbs of lead or steel shot for the nose though.
Those are yuuuggee. The biggest.
You have probably already noticed, on my mojo, there were exposed screw points up under the side seats. I covered mine with screw protectors and a rubber stopper.
I did not notice any! But frankly I didn't look! Yikes! I will pull them back out and check before I run all of the hoses! Thanks for the heads up!
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Following. I ordered a 450 lb bag for under port seat but when I measured the area was full of gear and completely forgot about the heater in there. If I was to use this bag and just assume it won't fill all the way will it damage heater with the pressure? what are you doing to cover the big holes from heater vents?
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My boat did not come with a heater. We are mounting it farther forward in the big compartment.
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I would worry about it damaging the heater or hoses. But I'm not sure how it's all in there..
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I don't have the larger 1450 bags (I need the storage) but this is what we did so the hoses weren't exposed. Essentially boxed in a compartment using the battery wall. Here is a before and after ....Quote:
Originally Posted by deckwork
Before
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-y...2016-04-02.jpg
After
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-4...2016-04-03.jpg
How many batteries? Where are they?Quote:
Originally Posted by KG's Supra24
One 12v and two 6v. All under the carpeted panel with the switch and volt meters
The heater is under the black box.
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I had 1450s last season in my Mojo and they are just short of the heater so no problem
Is there one that doesn't take up as much space Under your
Seats? I don't want to lose ALL my storage
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I think you'd have to go custom. I think they're big $$
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Hi guys,
I'm new here and really need your help. I bought my Moomba Mojo Pro 2018 last year and upgraded the rear bags to the 1100. However sadly I'm still not getting the perfect wake. Its not clean and its not very long. Reading this thread I'm planning now to upgrade to the enzos, or should I be thinking about something else. Also w/ the 1450 enzo bags is that enough? Do I need to also upgrade the front bags?? Please advise. really want to fix this and do some rider. Its so sad to have a new boat and you can't ride it and when you do a turn the wake is gone.... PLEASE HELP. advice much appreciated and if you also have advice on tab settings I'm all ears.
Thanks again in advance.
I replied to your other post. as for tabs, regular side try around 55-65, goofy side 60-75, speed around 10.7-11.2, center plate at 0. That should get you close, just adjust from there. Again, keep the 1100s add lead. The idea is you need to list the boat some to the surf side to really get that wave kicking.
Another option is to piggyback bags to your 1100 that fill mid, that's what I did. I think it was a sumo 475, was perfect size with the heater. Our crew is a lot of kids lol... So we needed the extra weight.
Where's your lead when you are running the mid-ship piggyback sacks full?Quote:
Originally Posted by schwan
I do 600 lbs lead under helm/observers storage split even. This has worked well for us.