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Old    lakesideluver            06-28-2003, 3:44 PM Reply   
ive got a 24 ft arriva ive played with trim i have lots of weight, the wake still has a lot of whitewash on one side help!!!!1
Old     (tantrum999)      Join Date: Jun 2003       06-28-2003, 5:17 PM Reply   
use a couple of barrels or similar to tune the wake equally. more weight to the washy side, play with the weight up the front. just the weight of the dashboard and electrical equipment need counter balancing. hope this helps. first thing i do when i go is to shuffle it around.
Old     (tantrum999)      Join Date: Jun 2003       06-28-2003, 5:19 PM Reply   
another quick way if you have no crew is too get the driver to sit in his seat and look at the rear platform to see if it is sitting level above the water.
Old     (goinbigg17)      Join Date: Jul 2002       06-29-2003, 10:52 AM Reply   
its gonna be hard for you to do without going to fast on the big of a boat. my friend has that problem with his boat as well.
Old    lakesideluver            06-30-2003, 9:49 AM Reply   
so no advice then?
Old    rgillar            06-30-2003, 4:57 PM Reply   
More weight in the bow.
Old    lakesideluver            06-30-2003, 6:22 PM Reply   
i already have over a thousand pounds in the bow
Old    krug            06-30-2003, 9:12 PM Reply   
cobra stabilizer
Old     (bazel)      Join Date: Oct 2001       06-30-2003, 9:16 PM Reply   
Mike,

I found if you adjust the Trim up, I have managed to clean up the wake alot when we are boarding!! This works with my 21 ft. I/O

Good Luck
Old     (bob)      Join Date: Feb 2001       06-30-2003, 9:34 PM Reply   
Mike a doel fin or stingray type of plate attached to the out drive may be the only thing that helps short of just speeding up till its right but then you might be going 25 mph??
Old    geebs000            06-30-2003, 9:43 PM Reply   
i think its a something that just has to dealt with. my boat doat does the same thing where one sides cleaner than the other and on i/o and outboards i beleive that prop spin effects the wake .
Old     (sdboardr99)      Join Date: Aug 2001       07-01-2003, 12:03 AM Reply   
Just add more weight to the side that is washed out - that almost always cleans up the wake. To see if it will work just have all your friends sit on that side and see if it helps. In my boat I have 2 sacks on the drivers side and 1 on the passenger side because my friends are always sitting on that side so I need more weight on the driver's side. Now it's easy to keep my boat balanced and the wake clean.
Old     (absoluteboarder)      Join Date: Aug 2002       07-02-2003, 12:01 PM Reply   
steer slightly into the direction of the washed out wake...in other words making a very super slow almost unnoticible turn......this is best done just be fore a jump!

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