Creating the perfect wave

[87SunSportMikeyD]

Hey Mr Bacon sweet boat lets see some pics start a thread in pride and joy!!! Don't use the front bow sac at all. It weights the whole bow instead of just one side of the bow. If you need to lengthen the pocket I would have one person sit up there but it's gotta be waay to one side. If you have 400's in back and want to see how much difference a 750 would make, put both 400's on one side some day as an experiment. Remember you gotta sink the boat in the rear corner only.

If you have enough weight, you can sink the whole rear of the boat evenly, but then you've gotta add enough weight to one side on top of that to really sink the side and make the boat lean or list.

[phenom_1819]

I have a 2007 Sunsport 22V. We've played with my surf wake a lot... here's what we've found to work the best in my boat:

Regular-side: 50/50% water weight distribution
11.0 mph (gps'd)
wakeplate at 50%
650 lb. bag in the corner
400 lb. bag full in the belly
extra 200 under the left bow seat (integrated bow sack, about half full... water flows to the weighted side naturally).

Goofy-side: 30/70% water weight distribution
wakeplate at 50%
12.2 mph (gps'd) cleans it up
750-lb bag in back corner
400 lb. bag full in the belly

Then we pile bodies towards the back corner on the surf side. We've found that adding weight to the bow makes the wave cleaner and the pocket a lot longer... and for beginners, we've found it's easier to slow each speed down about 1 mph.