The official slam your craz and surf it thread.

[07STI]

That's what we figured. I did try 1 time last fall on a lake with depths of 50+ feet and didn't have luck. But, I may not have had my IBS or 1,100's at that time. Don't recall.

[zdm751]

Yea I am stock ballast and my only thought was having the wave longer. I think with bigger rear bags, and a little more speed that could happen. I can't complain though I was able to ride until I got tired with stock ballast, just seems picky w some water conditions. With the 900 lb bags, which brand are you using? Do they push in on the engine bay?

Also I noticed my gauges for the ballast fill are off from the factory, so I think there have been times where my factory ballast were not as full as they could be.

[JeffCook3]

Alright... Filled 900lb rears and center/Ibs to about 75%. Autoflow 2.0 at 65/75. Cruise set at 10.5. Wakeplate at 50%. Couldn't get the boat to plain out with two people in the boat? Did notice rear bags putting about 1 inch of pressure on engine compartment walls.

[mattsask]

Alright... Filled 900lb rears and center/Ibs to about 75%. Autoflow 2.0 at 65/75. Cruise set at 10.5. Wakeplate at 50%. Couldn't get the boat to plain out with two people in the boat? Did notice rear bags putting about 1 inch of pressure on engine compartment walls.

Your boat wouldn't plane? you must have prop or elevation issues holding you back if that's your setup.


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[mattsask]

That's what we figured. I did try 1 time last fall on a lake with depths of 50+ feet and didn't have luck. But, I may not have had my IBS or 1,100's at that time. Don't recall.

Water depth is definitely a factor for you. my wave gets chopped in half when I get into shallower water. It's so noticeable I almost don't even need a depth gauge!

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[JeffCook3]

Figured it out today. With 900s, you've got to have weight in front.

[BrokeGuy]

I was able to get 1100's for the rear. All I have to say is wow. We use to keep alot of weight on the front foot now we have to keep it on the rear.
Both 1100's full, front tank and ibs full, wake plate 1/2 way, port side 50-60%. 4 people in the boat , 1 cockpit, 1 observer, 1 in right, 1 in left rear. Speed 10 to 11

[mattsask]

Finally got to surf the new ride. 1100's full plus stock ibs full. 5 adults and a baby all in the cabin. Probably 1000 lbs of human ballast total.

Regular surf: tab at 65% , wake plate 50%, speed 10.6


Goofy surf: tab at 80%, wake plate 50%, speed 10.8

In both cases we shifted one passenger to the surf side. The wave was big and VERY surfable. 2 of the riders tossed the rope for the first time after surfing their boat unsuccessfully for a few seasons. Could definitely use more weight up front though. I will put a 250lb bag under the bow filler cushion next outing. Here is a pic of the regular wave. I didn't get a pic of the goofy wave, as I'm the only goofy rider in the crew. For reference the rider is 6' 210 ish.
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The rider in the suit is 5'1"
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[Jwredmon101]

image.jpgimage.jpgimage.jpg had a great time on the craz this weekend ...love surfing this boat.. I'm 220 and 6'0 . Tons of push and length on this wave!!!

[BrokeGuy]

Alright the guy at wake makers recommend a 2775 prop should I go with it or the 2079

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