fat sacs

[ess3489]

i have an 04 supra launch vdrive and was planning on upgrading the ballast. it has the stock 300lb in wach rear locker and the stock n under the floor. what are the biggest ones i can get and if i only ride on the port side of the boat do i need to get a huge fat sac for each rear locker or just one for the side of the boat i ride on? and where is a good website to buy these cheap?

[ScottnAz]

The largest to fit in the rear lockers are the 750lb fly-high pro x sacs. They won't fill completely, but will conform to the locker and will probably fill to 675-700 lbs. They are 50" x 20" x 20".
The 1180lb Gravity Games sac will fit in the center locker, but again, will not fill completely, but will conform to the available locker space. It is 88" x 19" x 19"

Not really a "best place" to buy from because it seems fly-high controls the pricing of all the dealers since they all list the same price. If buying new, I'd purchase from onlyinboards.com, otherwise keep an eye on the classifieds/craigslist/ebay/etc to find a deal.

[ScottnAz]

http://www.wakeworld.com/classifield....php?view=1556

(2) Pro-x 750lb'ers for $225

[87SunSportMikeyD]

I have a local friend with an online store, he made a coupon code for Supra users!

http://www.wakeskishop.com/index.php...d0ac36d13fdbad

SUPRADEAL10 - 10% off and free shipping for orders over $99

I would ONLY recommend FlyHigh sacs to anyone. They are far superior to other brands like you find on ebay.

[jzelt]

As far as needing only one, I guess that depends on if you are going to force everyone that wants to ride only do that side.

Wakemakers.com offer factory blemishes for discount. I ordered 450 for each rear and didn't see anything wrong with them.

[Aaron187]

I have 750 in each side as ScottnAZ mentioned. You can almost fill them up completely. I unscrewed and removed the fiberberglass/carpet at the end of the boat in the lockers so that the fat sacks fill up more! Go big or go home is my policy

[KG's Supra24]

I would def go with the 750s like everyone else has mentioned. 1 sac isn't a problem if you don't mind swapping sacs if someone wants to ride the other side and you are happy with the factory weight for wakeboarding.

Replacing the center sac would be a nice addition for wakeboarding and should help the boat ride smoother in choppy water. I always have my center sac full.