2008 210 surf wake help please

[nyryan2001]

I garauntee you that is with NSS and the surf vert maxed out, the dead give away is how immediately steep it is behind the swim platform .... and the cheat to the surf side I describe with my NSS, you can see the lean in the video.

FULL OEM ballast, 3 sacs ... the opposide side sac may have a little less than full, that is a pretty hard lean.

1100 in the surfside trunk.

Thats a nice looking wave.

[krt]

I'm close to HS's recommendation, 1000 in the surf side rear locler, belly and overflow arrow bag plus 400lb bag in the front. We also have aprox 250lbs under the side seat (bag) and 200 lbs of lead weight we move around. Oh and about half a tank on the non-surf side in the rear. We adjust all this based on home many are on the boat. HG in the middle.

[iamcdn]

I garauntee you that is with NSS and the surf vert maxed out, the dead give away is how immediately steep it is behind the swim platform .... and the cheat to the surf side I describe with my NSS, you can see the lean in the video.

FULL OEM ballast, 3 sacs ... the opposide side sac may have a little less than full, that is a pretty hard lean.

1100 in the surfside trunk.

Thats a nice looking wave.

I would assume it had the NSS since it is a 2013. It's even more impressive since it's the port side and I have had a harder time getting a clean wave on that side. I need a lot more weight in the bow (only have stock). Hope to test it out soon.

[stjoe210]

so a 540 in the locker on top of the sock ballast, a 540 probably wouldn't fit on the seat behind the drivers seat though

I think for a 210, if a large wave is desired, you'd want 1,000 total on the aft corner, made up of factory or sac or both, and approx. another 1,000 in either the belly or the bow, combo of factory or sac or both. But if you have that much in people weight, you could get by with 540x2. Just my opinion.