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Not a supra but a wave none the less lol.
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Not a supra but a wave none the less lol.
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Attachment 17732 2016 supra with a quick shift wave shaper.
Looks good.Quote:
Originally Posted by chardy287
Funny how all these devices are getting different names by different people making and selling: suck-gates, surf-gates, surf-plates, wake-plates, wake-shapers, etc
They work. This one can be adjusted - that is pretty cool
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My launch gg 21v with quickshift wake shaper
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Port side with quickshift wake shaper. 800 in each rear, 1k in the bow 11mph
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This was the end of the day and the boat was a little heavy!
awww,, so coolll!! :rolleyes:
Getting some air behind the SLPHP Code:[B][I][/I][/B]
Looks like a Phase 5 Ahi, nice.
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How much add'l weight are you running?Quote:
Originally Posted by Oldernotwiser
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600 pounds. 200 under each side of tower and 100 each back corner. That is with only myself in boat. And yes, Phase 5 AHI. Bailey Rush in photo is a team rider for Phase 5.Quote:
Originally Posted by MJHKnox
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2008 LSV: 3350#’s H2O Ballast, 600#’s Lead Ballast, ballast slightly favored to starboard, Wakeland mfg gen2 surf system set at 60% (3), ACME 2315 (15”x12”) Prop, consistent surf rpm’s of 3000 regardless of human ballast, 4 light weight adults on this run, speed typically 11.4 mph (depending on water conditions 11-12.5mph)
Wish I had port-side photo’s. Port-side wave slightly taller, much longer and way cleaner. Wakeland surf system port-side setting of 4 (80%). Ballast equally weighted port and starboard, humans placed wherever they wish.
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2018 SL550. From the rail, 2 adults. 600 lbs lead. Rider 5'7. Awesome wave
Killer wave!
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Looks great. DO you mind sharing your settings?Quote:
Originally Posted by Oldernotwiser
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When you are running your tabs, are you going Star3-Port0?Quote:
Originally Posted by Jeepers
Then the reverse for opposite side - Port4-Star0?
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Originally Posted by MJHKnox
Surf Goofy: Starboard Tab 0, port tab 3
Surf Regular: starboard tab 4, port tab 0
Wake plate completely depends on water conditions; smooth/glass all the way up, windy rougher water just above 50% deployed. The Goofy wave is considerably more sensitive to wakeplate adjustments than regular.
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Thanks. I usually run 3-0 on the reg side.
Not many goofy riders, but I run 3-0 on that side also.
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10 and 4 25 percent centre plateQuote:
Originally Posted by pedel