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I am heading out this long weekend with the goal of getting the surfing bug. I was wondering if anyone with the same type of setup could help with some words or wisdom. I understand nss is a big help but it will not be installed for this trip. Thanks in advance. Happy 4th all.
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Here is a good starting point:
Surf side rear tank full +300-400# bag
Belly tank full.
300+# in bow as far forward as you can get it.
Perfect Pass at 10.6 MPH
Do not use a wakeboard handle for safety reasons!!
If you have at least 3 people in the boat you can manuver/ place them to fine tune the wave. Keep in mind that shallow water surfing is hard to form a good wave in. You will need to be aware of how the boat handles especially when decelerating since you will have the boat leaned over fairly well. I have found that it is easier to work with getting the wave shaped/ formed before putting someone out on the board to surf. You will save a lot of time and headache....
Others on here will also have information for you.
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Great thank you. Am I to assume 1 side will be better than the other?Comment
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A little better yes. Both of mine do well especially with the weight in the bow. This is critical!! The port side is better on my 08 210 but not by much.Originally posted by RacingSims View Post2008 210 SANTEComment
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