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I'm not sure how much weight that boat will handle but on the DD boats I've seen, 750's in the rear and a wakeshaper should make a surfabe wave. Just be careful as this will put the boat very low in the water.

Of course Ford makes a diesel. That's what pays for repair shop owners to buy new boats

I had the same problem so I ended up doing the head unit delete. I never used anything but aux and Bluetooth so I ended up adding the exile media center and a Wetsounds 420. I then turned the head unit hole into a charging station. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Didn't this FX last this long? I mean you did sell it then buy it back lol.

It looks awesome. Really lights it up.

Actually, I would really like to buy you FX22 if I wasn't going to be gone for a year. I just sold mine so I wouldn't have a boat sitting around. Hold onto it until next April lol!

Thanks for the feedback. I've been looking at 14+ boats and was concerned about power issues with the 343. Sounds like its not much to be concerned about.

Several of the boats I get behind have the lifeform underwater LED's and they look great at night. One guy has the Lifeform dock lighting kit in green, and it too looks great around the dock.

How does the 343 do when loaded down and surfing?

Wish I could tag @Lak3surf3r because his FX22 wake looks great. I believe he is having a lot of success using a suckgate as well. If you ever get down to Paola I would let you borrow mine to try out.

Sounds like you can benefit from a ballast upgrade. Even a single 1200 Tsunami pump on each bag should fill in half the time it currently takes you. I would try a simple $100 or less surf device before I dropped $4k on a surf system. Many have had great results, including myself, and you wouldn't be out much money or time.

Guess I didn't pay close enough attention. Nice setup either way. What else are you adding to the system?

The JL media center looks nice there with the EQ

As is mine. It's probably safe to say that ship has sailed (pun intended).

I really dig the black/gray/blue color combo. Looks sharp!