Help with wake

kyle f · Addict Joined: 14 Aug 2008 Posts: 835 City: Norris Lake

So here is a pic of my wake at about 24mph.

This is with both 1000lb floor tanks filled and just me driving and my dor riding co-pilot on the port side bench.

So, using this as a base line, when I got a rider in tow and probably another person or so in the boat, and a 750lb fat sac that I can use to adjust. What will be the best option to clean this up a bit. Weight just on the other side of the boat? Have them sit upfront, fil the fat sac in the bow walkway?

Just looking for some idea of where to start.

I mean, this is 100% better than what I was riding last year, and in person the wake is taller than it appears, but I want to get a clean lip.

warwagon · Outlaw Joined: 05 Nov 2007 Posts: 128

I am thinking you need to fill that center bag to get you cleaned up. We had a washy problem on jonyb's supra last year and once we started using the center bag it cleaned up a ton!

Chattwake · Posted: Mar 23, 2009 4:14 am Post subject:

Slow down for starters. Try putting a sack in the bow first and see what that does. IMO, too much weight in the rear can cause the wake to curl over. However, that pick makes the wake just look crazy washy.

Rhawn · Posted: Mar 23, 2009 4:53 am Post subject:

kyle f, If you and your crew are truly going to ride @ 24 with full stock ballast, you need to add some nose weight. Like I said in another post I think the full 750 will be too much, but you won't know until you get behind it. Once you get behind the boat play around with it, things will change. Its going to be near impossible to dial in a wake with pictures.

johnsvt · Criminal Joined: 19 Oct 2006 Posts: 56

Rode behind a buddy of mine's v23 and at first I thought the waek was washy. Well, the wake wasn't washy vs. the prop wash lands on the wake and makes it LOOK washed out.

Pics need to be a little closer/more detailed.

kyle f · Addict Joined: 14 Aug 2008 Posts: 835 City: Norris Lake