HELP wanted with 2020 Craz wave

[miltonbradley]

So picked up the new boat and having a hard time dialing in the wave. I did upgrade the factory rear bags to the 1190 wake makers bags. have tried tabs at 65-80 percent wp at 0 and around 10.8-11.2 mph. front bag usually at 100 percent. surf side 100 and other side 60-70... Im a bigger guy 250lbs just seeing if anyone can give me any info that might help of that I am doing wrong. There is usually 3-4 people in the boat. Again I appreciate any help or ideas. thanks in advance

[larry_arizona]

What are your pitch and roll numbers?


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[miltonbradley]

I will admit that I forgot to get yesterday when I was out.

[RC_Hinojosa]

Big guy here

Speed is good....Fill front and surfside 100%, non-surf 85%.

(Ideally get some lead so you can fill 100% all the way around)

Surf tab around 85%, wakeplate 0-10%



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[miltonbradley]

What are your pitch and roll numbers?


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I will admit that I forgot to get yesterday when I was out.

[larry_arizona]

Does your Autowake surf presets not give a good wave?


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[Stazi]

Fill all bags to 100%, then engage autowake. Move passengers to surf side and watch Autowake to see where it’s wanting to take water out. Move people to the opposite location.

In my Craz I have upgraded bags and 500lb of lead at mid/rear location on both sides.

At 250lbs you can still surf, but really you need more ballast. I’d also recommend adding a 400 or 700lb bag on the surf side towards the rear. I’m 210, so I know the need for extra ballast.


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[miltonbradley]

Big guy here

Speed is good....Fill front and surfside 100%, non-surf 85%.

(Ideally get some lead so you can fill 100% all the way around)

Surf tab around 85%, wakeplate 0-10%



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NICE Wave! thanks for the reply I will try that this weekend

[miltonbradley]

no its short and decent height not much push

[larry_arizona]

no its short and decent height not much push

Push seems to be greatly increased with more ballast and displacement.

Key is to find your pitch and roll that gives you a good shape and clean wave, use minimal wake plate (I only tweak wakeplate slightly if I lose my pitch mid session), once you have that figured out, add lead midship to increase push with displacement.


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