Came over from Wakesetter 23LSV to Nautique SAN G-25

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  • Josh9487
    • Jul 2016
    • 11

    • Covington, Ga

    • 2013 Super Air Nautique G-25

    Came over from Wakesetter 23LSV to Nautique SAN G-25

    I absolutely love my new boat. It is very large and throws a huge surf wave. The only thing that took a little getting used to is the fact that it takes soooo much ballast in this huge boat to get the surf wave right. Once I figured that out everything is good. I did put on a new torque prop to help out and haven't tested that out yet but I look forward to doing that very soon.
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  • NMDoughboy
    • Jul 2016
    • 3

    • New Mexico


    #2
    Did you add extra ballast bags in the rear compartments?

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    • Josh9487
      • Jul 2016
      • 11

      • Covington, Ga

      • 2013 Super Air Nautique G-25

      #3
      Yes I have a 900 Sumo Sac in both. I have found that with only a few people in the boat and the factory ballast full it just wasn't very large. After tinkering a good bit I found that if you put those 900's in the back two storage lockers it helps tremendously. I even have to start to drain out some of the factory ballast when the 900's are filled up. All I can figure is that the location of the 900's being so far back in the boat helps a lot to set the hull down and make the wave much larger. I am definitely not a professional at it yet but we seemed to have it dialed in pretty good last weekend. We were able to ride super far back because it was pushing pretty hard. I almost sunk two pontoons so it was looking pretty good. haha

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      • Neverenough
        Senior Member of PLANETNAUTIQUE
        • Sep 2012
        • 907

        • Ft. Worth Texas

        • G

        #4
        Let's see some wave pics! Congrats on new ride!

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