June 2017 Picture Thread

[bergermaister]

Yea, not the first and probably not the last.

Many years back my buddy bought his first Malibu and after the wet test was all excited to bring it home and swung by our place to show it off on his way. He was pretty worried that his SUV wouldn't be able to handle it since it was huffing and puffing pretty hard the whole way and the back end was dragging. Was thinking he may need to get a weight distribution hitch, some air bags, etc.

Then we hopped in and started playing with all the buttons and switches and drained the 2200lbs of ballast he hauled home with him...

[Stazi]

Lol. What a dufus


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[Stazi]

I must be one of the few that ALWAYS checks to see if my bags have drained on the way back to my dock


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[sivs1]

The depth guage said 2.5 feet, I went out a tad further to 3. I made sure to drain my ballast every time I came back to shore.


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[DFTR Josh]

The depth guage said 2.5 feet, I went out a tad further to 3. I made sure to drain my ballast every time I came back to shore.

^^Sexy I must say!^^

[sivs1]

The depth guage said 2.5 feet, I went out a tad further to 3. I made sure to drain my ballast every time I came back to shore.


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I love the boat, fit and finish is above and beyond. Still having issues with our surf wave, the best wave I had all weekend was everything full except non-surf side rear at about 30%. Smart plate was at 50, Wakeland system was on 2 or 3, more or less washed out the wave.

My brother showed up with a 2012 MB Tomcat 21, out of the box his surf wave was far superior than mine.

I am open to any and all suggestions, but would really like to hear from those with the same boat. I know this is a Moomba forum and I'm asking for Supra advice.

[stevemarich]

maybe on your next outing try filling the none surf side to 80% move the smart plate to 25, and set the wakeland on the least amount deployed and adjust it slowly until the wave cleans up , keep your speed in the high 10s until you see improvement , not sure what your ballasts are , that will play a factor, along with people in the boat , but that should get a little closer to cleaning it up. with our craz I notice while I was surfing my wave was starting to wash out really bad and got real crappy , hopped in the boat and the non surfside was accidentally draining and went down to 30% and the wave sucked. we 100% port and bow , 90% starboard , surf tab 50-65 % and smartplate at 11 , and cruise at 10.8 . hope it helps , good looking boat

[Gqjeff]

Finally getting back on the water. The little guy is doing the best he can with the DD wake. I def think it's time to start looking for something a little better.




Also taught another buddy of his to ride. That's 9 Wakeboards we've gotten started in the last year.

[Gqjeff]

Yesterday the new shoes came in also.

[MJHSupra]

Great to see some pics of the kids getting into it. Future of the sport.