210 ballast upgrade.

[zakoattak0]

Sounds like the 210 wants more weight in her hips than what comes standard. So, I'm looking at changing out the standard pnp bags for larger bags. I was looking online at some. What bags do you all suggest I swap with? I found this one online, will it work?


https://www.wakemakers.com/eight-3-p...y-ctn-800.html

[bandit628]

The new 210? I have a 2012, have 1100s in the rear and an overflow on the belly.

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[jondavis08]

Depends on what year. 2014+ seems to good with 750s in each read locker and around 300 in the bow. Heard a rumor that wakemakers may come up with a line of custom sacs that are made for certain models. Not sure if it’s true or not but it’d be nice.


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[zakoattak0]

2016 SAN 210 to clarify

[ScooterMcgavin]

I'd recommend 750's if your going to piggyback off stock hard tanks. If your going to remove the hard tanks I'd recommend the 1100's
your going to want a little extra weight up front if you add extra weight to the back. So 4-6 lead wake bags are nice to have on board too.

[zakoattak0]

So my plan is to pull the current bags and replace with either 750s or 800s. Then grab some plumbing fitting and a ballast pump and keep the old bags on board to use as filler weight. What 750s fit best and do I need anything else other than just the bags?

[ScooterMcgavin]

Sounds like a good plan and I wouldn't think you should need much else. I went with the wake makers 750's piggyback kit, but if you already have the pro bags then you should be able to just swap out the bags to larger ones. As far as best fit goes Ive only tried these and they fit pretty good, wake makers does offers custom sacs for the perfect fit.

[bandit628]

You will definitely want a prop upgrade with more weight. Acme 1617 all the way!

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[F725]

You can get by with the standard prop. An upgrade to the prop is nice of course but I ran the stock prop all summer and had plenty of power. If you plan on wakeboarding with extra weight... then a prop upgrade is needed I'm sure.