Bullfrog

I have a RH rotation 2011 Enzo230. My goofy wave is soooooo much better than the regular side I switched to surfing goofy. Now my son and I love the RH rotation. The regular side does not even come close to compare. We had an A plate made up and installed which helped a little. If we have the weight just perfect the regular side can be really good as well but is really hard to dial it in perfect. My A plate is fixed due to have a Switchblade installed. If all you care about is the goofy then RH rotation is the way to go. It doesn't matter what you do it's always great and easy to make awesome. After that I agree with the others, add an A plate as it can be done for around $100 and might keep the regulars 'kinda happy'.

It is 5'4 I believe Blues and thanks for tips. I hope the weather gets better so we can try some of this stuff out.

That's what we have. It's a Byerly BUZZ. Kids love it but it's the only one we've tried.

Nice boat Jakodad.

Thanks Bluesman, I'm 265lbs so I might have to try that board. I can surf but conditions have to be perfect for me or I fall back and can't recover very well. I'm naturally regular but switched to Goofy because the wake is way better. How long is the phase 5 Trident? I managed to get my shifts covered for this weekend so I get to go back to the lake and do some more experimenting!! Regular side needs some work still. Going to try playing with some bow weight. Goofy is dialed in pretty nice. Question: how much is too much weight? I have water coming in the rear vents when surfing. Sitting still the rub rail is a little under water. Thoughts?

Good news......finally had a decent day to try out the A Plate. My regular side is now 'decent' and it did not affect the Goofy side. Between the fatsacs and the A plate I'm satisfied with my boat. Regular side still needs a little work, putting a 400lbs sac in the bow really seemed to help. Regular side- 1150lbs in the rear side, 400lbs under the side seat, 400lbs up front, some peeps and the highest I can get the switchblade is at 2 or it starts getting 'washy' again. Goofy side- doesn't matter what I do, it's always pretty good. With the switchblade at 5 it gets massive and steep. Amazing, almost too big and always clean. I love my Enzo again! Thanks to all who helped me get to this point. It's too bad I have to work 15 of 17 days 12hr shifts come Wednesday??

That sucks Adambomb, hopefully it can be fixed in short order and you can get back on the water.

Finally, here's a picture of the 'A plate I had fabbed up And installed today

I was reading past posts and some recommended to angle up a few degrees behind the hull. Mine was in line and maybe a degree or two downward so I raised it up a little. Once I get the 'wash' figured out my next step is to figure a way lengthen the wave some like in some of the pictures I've seen in this forum.

Lol, yes it is on the right hand (starboard) side. I'll give it another try tomorrow. Hopefully the weather is better.

I too have a RH rotation on my 2011 Enzo230. My son loves it because the 'Goofy' wake is great. The regular side is not near as good and I'm working at some mods to try to help it. I was also told this is rare. I had no idea when I bought it. If all of my family was 'Goofy' RH rotation would be a good thing.

I'm almost tempted to remove the Switchblade for some testing as well.

Our testing today was short lived due to wind and rain. Early results were a little disappointing. It may have helped the wash a little on the regular wave but still not anywhere near as good as the goofy. Did not have time to try the goofy side with this A Plate yet. I'm beyond frustrated right now. I will give it another try when weather improves. As far as pictures, how the heck do I put pictures on here???

Welding the clips to the backplate at noon and straight to the lake.........if it stops raining!

Darkside, how did your A plate work with the 1" wing on the goofy side. Did it affect your regular side wake?