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I have owned an 07 Enzo 230 and a 14 Enzo 230. Enzo sacs on each side will be produce a really good wave. We stuck with that and were fine but you might want to consider a little lead in the back as well. Bow weight is generally unnecessary for surfing an Enzo. My 07 had the Sideswipe exhaust and I hated it. It was way too loud. If we had kept it any longer I would have definitely looked into the baffle options mentioned above. Overall, looks like a great boat though! Hope it works out for you!

Like the green. Loved the blue of the Chattanooga one more actually! But the green is growing on me

I too have a '16 SV244 with the 343. I don't care about top end, so haven't even gone over 25-28mph with it. It surfs great, even fully loaded with ballast. We have a small crew though (usually no more than 5 or 6 adults) so I can't speak to performance with a large crew. We live in TN so altitude isn't a problem. In fact, I considered buying the boat you are looking at before we got ours. I passed though because 1) the dealer wasn't budging off his 89k price at the time 2) another brand new '16 SV244 was for sale closer to me near Nashville and I snatched that one up because it was the same price but had nearly every available option for that model year. In my opinion, 83k is a great price for that boat. Double check what prop is on it and adjust if necessary and then buy it.

Sounds like to be on the safe side that I might want to consider 2 new batteries? Cranking and deep cycle? And just get it over with? FWIW that Battery Tender is a smart charger and doesn't over charge. It switches to maintenance mode when the battery is fully charged.

Battery Tender trickle charge. And yeah, very odd. But should I replace it with another cranking battery or move the #2 battery to that position and then put in a deep cycle as the house battery?

Battery 1 (the one that doesn't hold a charge now) was the main cranking battery. Battery 2 (also a starting battery) was being used as a house battery. The switch is off/1/both. I am pretty green with electrical so not sure what the VSR is? I trailer my boat is it goes in the garage after every use and I frequently (though not always) remember to put it on a trickle charge afterward.

Sorry for hijacking, but this is kind of along the same lines... those with a dual battery setup, do you have a starting battery and a deep cycle, or two starting batteries, or two dual purpose? My ss230 came with two starting batteries and number one is already worn out in less than 2 years. Wondering if I should switch to a deep cycle to run everything else and moving the other starting battery to be primarily used for starting now. Any thoughts?

Count me in. Depending on what they looked like, I would likely order 1 or 2.

Got mine today! Definitely worth the wait! Looks really sharp and I love that it matches my black and white on the boat! Thanks admin for getting this deal together!

62 - 64 here at our small reservoirs in Western Colorado. No wetsuit needed... just jump on in!

Wave is looking pretty good for a Hurricane. I don't think I ever got mine any bigger than that.

Enjoy! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LcdHt36DRxk

Gotta love the flames! My first boat - an 02 Hurricane - had flames on the rear lockers and in the bow! lol

Congrats on the new boat! Love that color combo! Very sharp.

I have a mid ballast hard tank left from my old 07 Enzo that I would be willing to sell - I think it is 250lbs or so full. Don't know if it would fit what you are looking for or not. I could do outside measurements of it when I get home tonight if you think this would be helpful. I might even be able to get ahold of the other tank that was on that boat. I accidently left it at the dealer when I had some ballast swapped out and forgot to ever go back and get it. But it wouldn't surprise me if they still had it! Let me know.