TravisL

1 hour ago, Troy. R said:

Hey Travis,

you don't need any weight in the bow in your boat.
As for the plate, your manual plate is basically not adjustable. If you want to get fancy down the road you can add an adjustable plate (I recommend an asymmetrical wing plate) with a Lenco actuator, but that is not necessary to make a good wave. That would be more for cleaning up the goofy wave and tweaking once you get more experienced.

I can't get a good goofy wake ever.. I have filled up the back ballasts full with somewhere around 700 I believe and left the other side empty and started adding water to it but its not a clean wave at all and not alot of push. 

On 7/22/2020 at 2:51 PM, superdtf said:

That ^^  Slam it down.  Get the 1500 enzo sacs and enjoy your life.

On 7/20/2020 at 0:01 PM, volzalum said:

For an 09 Enzo, throw the wake shaper in the garage and leave it there. Lean the boat to the rub rail on the surf side. Use enough counter weight (non-surf side) to keep the rear of the boat just in the water. Use the plate to clean the wave. Start with it all the way up, and then bring it down in small steps until the wave is clean. The speed should be between 11.2 and 11.6.

What about front weight? I just have the stationary plate on it that I manually change the way. Sorry im new to all this so I dont know all the names and what im talking about yet. 

Whats the best set up for a 09 Enzo sv230? I have after market ballasts set in each rear locker. Probably around 700 pounds each side and a wake shaper but I can get a good wave. I fill them full and its just washy. What about the stock plate off the back above the prop? Does that need up or down? Cant tell if I am hitting the swim deck or whats going on. NEED HELP to figure this out. I need the best set up and no 3000 after market plates (yet). Thanks for everyone's help.