wake issues?

team909 05-03-2005, 9:40 AM

i got an I/O any ideas how to maximize the size and shape of the wake

(denverd1)

fill it with concrete. then buy gravity games SSV

team909 05-03-2005, 9:59 AM

good one dumbass? thats for my bros boat too

(skibum69) · (skibum69) **Join Date: Aug 2004** 05-03-2005, 10:25 AM

Mike try lead wieghts or ballast bags, with an IO a lot of people I know stick with a 50/50 front/back combination. By the way do you know Neil and Lindsey Thompson in Owatonna?

team909 05-03-2005, 10:40 AM

no, how old are they

(denverd1)

it wasn't that funny. concrete. its compact and heavy.

No, seriously, do a search for I/O weighting. and find chris260searay. he's been working on weighting his i/o. and lighten up a little, damn!

team909 05-03-2005, 11:36 AM

well Nacho you just act like no ones got gravity games supras there all over my lake i bought mine last year

(denverd1)

thats incredible

(skibum69) · (skibum69) **Join Date: Aug 2004** 05-04-2005, 5:24 AM

Mike they are around 25/26. Neil used to be an electricain for atlease a while out of college, not sure what he's doing now.

260searay 05-04-2005, 3:58 PM

Yeah i want to fix up my wake a little. I dont have the boat in yet so havent gotten a chance to try anything yet. I really dont know though my entire wake last year when i started learning to ride was washed out from start to end. My wake is plenty big for sure but it is like two foot of complete white wash. Will trimming the drive up really make a difference at all?

wickedwake 05-04-2005, 6:42 PM

We just weighted our Cobalt I/O down with 500 lbs of lead and 150 lbs of sand. We ended up putting about 350 lbs in the middle and the rest in the front. This is what we found maximized OUR wake after a few days of messing with it.