Anyone know the ballast spec for a 2006 SAN 210

[MNSuperAir]

Brochure says 850 lbs but I can't seem to find what each tank can hold? Anyone know what the wedge tanks hold or the locker for a 2006 SAN 210? I found the end of the internet searching for this.

Trying to figure out my next steps for a surf wake. I had my 2001 SAN dialed in, just need to figure out what to add to the 2006 to make it the same.

[prowake]

250 250 300

its best to replace the 250s with 750 bags and cut out the front cooler for an integrated bow sac

[d_nodixon]

250 250 300

its best to replace the 250s with 750 bags and cut out the front cooler for an integrated bow sac

What he said...never surfed mine but add the vdrive wedge bags and the intergrated bow sac...cut out the cooler in the front. Looking back I wish I took out the tanks and put in the 750s

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[MNSuperAir]

250 250 300

its best to replace the 250s with 750 bags and cut out the front cooler for an integrated bow sac

Yeah, I do like that idea, I did that with my 2001 SAN. Replaced port tank with 1100# and starboard with 750#. The 1100 didn't fill completely but more than 750 for sure.

Brochure says 850, could the center be 350#?

[rlwagens]

FWIW my rear tanks had 260# written on them so I always assumed the belly was 330#, I've seen other people report this too.

Replacing the hard tanks with 750s and repropping was hands down my best upgrade. Then cut out the front cooler and piggyback the straight line 500# integ bow sac off the belly with their kit. It fits nearly perfect but will still push the seats up if you leave it filling. I have problems venting it proper with their kit but for now works okay until I add some check valves.

With the rear bags you lose the ability for the senders to tell the pumps when they are empty, but you get used to it and I can hear when the pumps are empty now even with music playing. Eventually I plan to add my own replacement senders in line of the hoses to shut the pumps off but again it works for now. And the extra storage space you get is priceless. With the DIY suck gate we generally fill everything for an empty boat and the 750s 3/4 if the cabin is full of people. Plenty of pocket for 360s and pop shuvs.


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[MNSuperAir]

Do you happen to know who makes the bow bag and the part number?

[rlwagens]

Bow bag:
https://www.wakemakers.com/straight-...w-bag-500.html

Piggyback kit:
https://www.wakemakers.com/nautique-...m-upgrade.html

750s
https://www.wakemakers.com/fly-high-fat-sac.html

The 750s are easy to find used and then you just need fittings. The bow bag is a lot tougher to find used, I bought mine during their Black Friday sale last year.