I just traded in a '13 230 for a 14 g23 and wanted any comments on the set up for wake surfing. We had a good wake with the 230 using nss and 750 lbs on port, 400 lb on starboard and about 400 in the bow plus all the ballast the boat came with. I assume we won't have to add any extra ballast with the g23, but would love to see what other people have tried. Thanks
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Roughly a 60/40 cheat to the surf side:
11.4 - 12 mph
NCRS 3-5
NSS at 2-4
full OEM ballast
1100 in surfside trunk
300-750 in other trunk
200lbs pop lead in the bow
^^^ this is how we run 75% of the time (3500rpms) around 12gph
when we really go heavy(4200rpms) around 15+ GPHs add:
1000 other trunk
750 in the bow
when my 9yr old son surfs, OEM ballast only, 2600-2700rpms
NCRS 5
NSS 3-52019 G23 450
2014 G23 550
2013 G23 450
2011 Malibu Wakesetter 247
2007 Yamaha AR210
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thank you, the wake looks huge, especially on the off side (starboard) of the prop wash. Did you plumb in the extra sacks? We usually have 8 to 10 adults with us , and I hope we can weight it primarily with people and not a lot of extra sacks. We have been doing the sack thing for many, many years and it is kind of a hassle, but you do what it takes. Thanks again!
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Yes definitly plumbed, Tsunami pumps are a PITA. All bags under seats or in compartments.... except when we sometimes opt for the additional 1100 triangle in the bow. 1100s pumbled in off of a Y valve using existing pumps and exisiting thru hull. not a single hole to be drilled thru my fiberglass. OEM ballast fills, throw a valve then the "piggy" 1100s fill sequentually off the Y'd OEM port/starboard pumps. the overfill relief is Y'd into the existing OEM overfill thru hulls on the down hill gravity side right before it exits.
Not sure where you live...but Blanton at Buxton Service Dept has plumbed my last 2 boats and he really knows what he is doing.... not a single kink, air burp, issue or failure in his setups once... and I use it every time we go out.2019 G23 450
2014 G23 550
2013 G23 450
2011 Malibu Wakesetter 247
2007 Yamaha AR210
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