On 4/29/2024 at 5:47 PM, DaxTilley17 said:

Hello, does anyone have the manual for a 2023 tower speaker amp? Trying to figure out rca and remote wire to connect a syn 2. Thank you

Bro have you not read any of these threads on here? As been stated A LOT you cant just hook up to the 2017 newer boats. You have to completely gut the stereo or build adapters so you do not have to cut wires.   

1 hour ago, RajinCajun said:

 

 

bow is high, we try this weekend on port side. 
 

What @CDAWake said, drain a little in the rear and move the lead up front if you can, raise the speed a bit and see how it feels.   Honestly I can surf on the right side with LESS weight in the right rear and wedge on 1 just fine.   But yes, bow high = engine strain and you're "shooting" the wave down into the water instead of back behind the boat.    Don't want the gate so submerged that water is flowing over and into the opposite side dirtying the wake, but want it in the water.   Focus on that bow/stern angle and you should be able to get the wave right.  

You may need some weight in the bow or less weight in the rear. We use 11.2-11.4mph and wedge 3, I had to add 150lbs to the bow to keep it down enough. As soon as the bow goes up you lose push

I worked with Wakeswitches early on and have an early toggle switch screen replacement that works great. If I was replacing a screen today I would totally go with his Garmin screen replacement. 

1 hour ago, dizzygti said:

Mine is, but a T250.   Anyways, @RajinCajun try 11.2-11.6 mph.    Preset surf left (starboard) is 10.8mph and wedge 3 on my boat (with all ballasts full except starboard bag ~50%, 850 PnP's in the rear).   We tried it the other day, and same thing, minimal push.   Back to our usual 11.4 wedge 4/5 and wave was perfect again.    How is the bow rise with these settings?    Right/port wave should be easier to dial in....

bow is high, we try this weekend on port side.