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  • rweilbacher
    • Jul 2009
    • 71


    #1

    wakemakers question

    i have an 03 SANTE and dont know how a 400lb fat sac will fit on top of my hard tanks. has anyone purchased the piggyback system and do you recommend the 400lb or 750lb. i would prefer taking out hard tanks and going with 750lb so any input would be great.

    i wait on hold for 5 minutes everytime i call wakemakers....dont know the deal.
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    • HS
      1,000 Post Club Member
      • Oct 2007
      • 1333

      • Sammamish, WA

      • 2010 SANTE 210 (Sold)
      #2
      The deal is it is summer and they're in their busy season. Be patient, b/c they are very knowledgable and helpful.

      The fat sac simply sits on the floor of your storage lockers directly on top of the factory ballast tanks in a piggy back arrangement. If you want to verify the fit, measure the length and width of your storage locker then compare that the the dimensions of the sac your are considering.

      I have done two installs with their assistance along with the advice of many here on PN -- actually I was able to reuse the parts from the first install to complete the second on the current boat.

      If your ballast need is for surfing, my suggestion is to go with the 750s plus a sac in the belly (I went with the Arrow sac in the belly).
      2010 Super Air Nautique 210 Team Edition

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        • Texan1554
          • Apr 2011
          • 220

          • Dallas

          • 2002 SANTE
          #3
          Do some searches here and you will find all and more information on this that you need.
          2002 SANTE

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            • Red57Bird
              Senior Member of PLANETNAUTIQUE
              • Aug 2007
              • 381

              • Raleigh, NC/Lake Gaston

              • 2003 Super Air
              #4
              I have the same boat (03 SAN) and I pulled the rear hard tanks and now use the 750 lbs. FatSacs. With the hard tanks removed, there is so much more room for maint. and service. Just my $.02.
              2003 SAN (current)
              2003 Chaparral 220 SSi (sold)

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                • ers906
                  Senior Member of PLANETNAUTIQUE
                  • Feb 2010
                  • 921

                  • Phoenix AZ

                  • 2013 G23 550 hp (ordered and awaiting delivery) 2002 Super Sport (coverted into a SAN) 330 hp Excaliber 1994 Sun Tracker Party Barge 115 hp 1989 Horizon 200 Four Winns - sold 1989 Regal Commodore 280 - previous Possibly looking into picking up a 70'2-80's Nautique to rebuild as a ski boat
                  #5
                  Five minutes, I waited 28 yesterday and would do it again. Their advice is invaluable.
                  Eric, Phoenix AZ

                  G23 550 hp (finally here)
                  2002 Super Air
                  1994 Sun Tracker Party Barge 115 hp

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                    • HS
                      1,000 Post Club Member
                      • Oct 2007
                      • 1333

                      • Sammamish, WA

                      • 2010 SANTE 210 (Sold)
                      #6
                      http://www.fatsac.com/PDFs/NautiqueA...%20Ballast.pdf

                      here is a sample installation guide from the makers of the Fly High fat sac.
                      2010 Super Air Nautique 210 Team Edition

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