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Old     (gervy)      Join Date: Jun 2007       08-03-2007, 7:38 PM Reply   
My friend has a 20i 2000 tige. We went out wakeboarding yesterday and the wake was fine...we just went out made no tweaks to the boats weight (fat sacks)...and the wake...shrunk??? so if any body has any ideas of why this happend please help
Old     (mhayes)      Join Date: Jul 2004       08-03-2007, 7:45 PM Reply   
Was the water cold? It could have been shrinkage

Seriously, were you riding in a different location, where the water may have been more shallow than before?
Old     (rpayer)      Join Date: Jun 2007       08-03-2007, 7:56 PM Reply   
+1

Was it shallow?
Old     (dabell)      Join Date: Apr 2007       08-03-2007, 8:00 PM Reply   
How many people compared to to the first time that was good? What was TAPS at compared to the first time?

When you deal with a Tige, you need to adjust the TAPS and one outing will not be the same as the next outing. Too many variables but TAPS and the Convex Hall is there it provide instant wake change.

Good Luck and don't worry.
Old     (gervy)      Join Date: Jun 2007       08-03-2007, 8:42 PM Reply   
alright thatnk you

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