ENZODAYZ

Nick610s, do you have a picture of the nauticurl installed? Looks like their design would sit back more on the boat vs the swell.

Thanks for info everyone. Looks like I'll be giving LA Totally Awesome a try, along with some 303.

It's been a few years since I gave the boat interior a good clean. I was thinking, could you use a magic eraser instead of a sponge to clean it and would it remove any type of finish? Has any tried this or have any good recommendations for a good upholstery cleaner?

Worked good, cleaned up the goofy side nice. I need to work on the whole weight thing. I never really load the port side, so I have to get a 750# sac.

I have sideswipe exhaust on my boat. I run with one side closed at all times. It's way quieter. If you think about it the new boats have just one exhaust port. I just received my swell suck gate in the mail today. It fits great just in front of my sideswipe exhaust. I can't wait to try it out over the July 4 weekend.

Hey Nick213 do you know what he charges and can you send me his email?

I use stuco tape, It works really good. It doesn't leave a stick behind, and it comes in different colors. I reuse the same piece a few times. I just stick it to the back of the glove box.

I would be interested in getting one....has anyone asked Tommywalton1974 if he is interested in make more?

The board she rides now is a broadcast 4'9". She has be riding my inland swallow the last few times out, and really likes the feel. So I was thinking it was time to buy her a new board. Maybe I should rethink this and buy me a board and give her mine.

I am looking to upgrade my daughter from a hyperlite surfboard. She is about 130lbs and 5' 7". I found a used phase five oogle. Is this a good board for her or should I hold out for something else?

I get water in my lock as well. When I am load to surf the last 2' of the rub rail is under water. We I pulled the sac over just enough to see water coming from the screws and the seam where they marry top and bottom sections of the haul together.

DjOM21 I run an Enzo sac and (3) 60lbs lead bricks on my starboard side. I have removed the sideswipe exhaust cover and set one of the bricks along the exhaust pipe, between the back of the boat haul and exhaust pipe. There is just enough room for the side swipe to still work. As for the other two bricks, I run them as far back as I can, just along the side of the haul. I left the exhaust cover off and set the Enzo sack as far back as I can. Yes, on top of the exhaust. With the sac on the exhaust it makes it a little hard to drain, but I get it. I don't have an A-plate yet,but I do have a switchblade. What a difference that makes. I am running a 1579 prop. I did notice some top end loss, but did get a better holeshot vs my old 817 prop. If you're at a higher altitude that can really make a difference when it comes to prop choice.

Enzo101mo did you have your asymmetrical plate made and do you have the dimension and angles they bend the plate at?