Cameron

Ive got a '17. I have had my best luck from filling everything. The 238 loves weight, a 226 you can get away with not filling as much but the 238 is a huge boat and needs weight to sink it in the water. Surf tab i run between 65-80, trim tab start at 0 and increase it until the wave cleans up which will vary with the amount of people in the boat. I cant comment on the dash The bags in my '17 have their separate pumps, i cannot confirm on your '16 but they should be separate.

I will look into one, thank you

What board are you riding @InfinitySurf? I am looking for a big air surf style board as my skim style board is not doing the trick for air.

Ive noticed the same problem with bumping the Red Button. I ended up 3D printing a thicker lanyard piece to eliminate the little bit of play the stock one has. Problem solved

My personal thought on this: Get the new boat. With the technology they have nowadays, the new boat will last for a very long time before you will need a new boat again. I know they keep figuring out new ways to make the wake better but with my 2017, i dont really see the need for it to be better honestly. And the sound system rocks so no need to upgrade that at all. Just get everything you could want in the new boat and you will be set for years. Ballasts, sound system, big engine, tower, seadeck, color of leather that is easy to keep clean, ETC. Goodluck and let us know what you decide.

That price is quite high in my opinion as i paid 90K CAD +GST with 1 hour on the boat. The only difference is mine has the 5.7 Engine. Mine also has 4 Rev 8 speakers on the tower which is 2 more then you are saying you would get. I would be pushing to get it for no more then 80K USD depending on how many hours are on the boat. As for a review on the boat, I love it and would recommend it to anyone, especially at this price point. It is known as a surf boat so you will be happy with that forsure. Wakeboarding/kneeboarding is great as well but also depends on how advanced they are as the wake is bigger then what you would get with an outboard, even without any of the ballasts full. The 238 loves weight. Upgrading the ballasts is a must in my opinion and pretty much everyone elses opinion as well. Also moving the rear tab actuators to the farthest hole from the boat must be done as well. Good luck and if you buy it let us know how you like it.

Thats the thread i saw and the reason i started this post. Thats also the switch for $200 CAD so not sure if i want to spend that right now or try the $60 CAD switch posted above

Great Thanks, Now to decide if i want to spend the 200 CAD and get one with all the necessary wiring and relays from a guy on the centurion side or get this one for 65 CAD and then do all the wiring myself.

I just read a post on the centurion side of a guy that did a push button start on his Fi. It eliminated the stereo from turning off when the engine shut off. Has anyone done a push button start in there S238 or any supreme?

I run a vision X on my truck because i couldn't afford the rigid and love it Interested as well. Although the light bar on the tower wouldn't be seeing any conditions that a bar on a vehicle wouldn't be seeing so being marine rated on the tower isn't as much of a concern.

I have been researching all day through the forums and came across your email address so i sent you an email.

@Wylie_Tunes Is there any way to shoot you a private message?

@h20king I tried to send you a message but it did not go through. Is there any way of getting ahold of you in regards to some questions about your set up?

This might not be what you are looking for because you do not want to haul cans around @chksda but i have a fillrite 5GPM pump and i just run an extension cord to my boat when i need it. The pump speaks for itself, empties a 5 gallon jug in one minute, comes with a hose and a gas pump filler handle like the gas pumps, no mess, easy to use, different lengths of hose. My neighbor has a 100ft hose and a tidy tank on a wagon, he fills up all of his toys from the shore just runs the hose around his dock.

Rigid would be the way to go just really expensive, might have to wait until next summer. I like the light bars because they are easy to install with the round bar clamps you can buy.