Well surfed behind the supra for the 2nd time today. Not quite dialed in yet but its a good start. We had 8 people in the boat (5 adults 2 kids 1 infant) Running center bag (800) and rear left (400). Thinking about adding 2 more 350's. The speed was about 11. <BR><img src="http://www.wakeworld.com/MB/Discus/messages/559019/443153.jpg" alt="Upload"> <BR><img src="http://www.wakeworld.com/MB/Discus/messages/559019/443154.jpg" alt="Upload">

the supra wake is 1 million times better on the other side, i can not even surf the port side on a supra <BR> <BR>switch sides, it will help

i like riding toe edge (years of riding lefts when i used to live in ocean city). I will check out the starboard wake, but like i said this was before gettin the wake dialed in, but with what we had it was hip high and the pocket about 15 feet on occasion

Our supra wake is way better on the port side, it is a DD though. <BR> <BR>Looks like you could handle a lot more weight.

What Supra is that pic? <BR> <BR>I run full center, 750 in the back (which ever side), then two more 250s on the seats and floor. You need to really sack it out to put the wake up, so I agree, from your pic throw some more sacks in!

its a 2001 ssv. I just got it and so haven't added any more sacs yet. But i am thinkin of gettin 2 350s. Like i said, we only had an hour to ride that night and it was the first time out so not quite dialed in. but it was about hip high and I was happy with it

i was listing pretty good, but still had about 6 inches to rub rail, so I will sink it more when i get more sacs

In that first pic, it looks good! If you turn a little more while surfing (to the left) it will clean up the pocket.

also haven't brought the wakeplate into play yet