Surf wave

[Avargas]

Thanks for all the info. I will defiantly get the 750’s. Any recommendations on which ballast for under the bow seats? Once again, thanks to everyone for the advice!!

[Avargas]

Whoops. Haha

[XBIGPUN66]

We had a 2004 210. We removed the rear tanks. We had 1100 bags in each rear locker. We put an 1100 bag under the front seats which was piggy backed to the center tank. We upgraded the pumps to puppy pumps. The wake was huuuge!

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[03SANTE]

Thanks for all the info. I will defiantly get the 750’s. Any recommendations on which ballast for under the bow seats? Once again, thanks to everyone for the advice!!

I have an 03 and have been tweaking the wake for two seasons. I have the 750's plumbed in where the tanks were. On an 03 you need to put corks in two thru-hulls on each side or they will drain when filled to the top, but your system may be different. The vents and the drain fittings need the corks. The 03 has a separate drain and fill pump for each tank.

For our best wake we run the full 750's in the back and we have a 425 bow fat sac that we put on the front seats if we don't have a full boat. I have a factory belly tank that we usually leave empty. As you will see on many threads the bow weight is critical for the push. We weight evenly and use a first gen Mission Delta. The board is important too as some smaller boards won't keep bigger riders on the wave. The Hyperlite Broadcast is a crowd pleaser. Wake shaper is not optional in my opinion. If I were buying one today I think I would try the new Swell ones that have all of the adjustments. With a wake shaper you don't have to list (tip) the boat and you can switch surf sides in under a minute.

Bunch of threads on here about setting up your wave on the forum. Good luck!