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Reasoning: Gatorstep is a locally owned company and have seen several high-end wake surfing boats outfitted. They were great to work with! You go to the website and find a local dealer and schedule a time to bring your boat in. They will make a custom template and provide you with different options. For example, if you only want the flooring and/or bow.
Neccessary IMO:
Amp for cabin speakers
Tower speakers & amp
Bow roller for trailer
2nd battery
If you want to surf - transom fat sack 650
* IMO the steering fins are not needed, just learn your boat and how to utilize thrust
Neccessary IMO:
Amp for cabin speakers
Tower speakers & amp
Bow roller for trailer
2nd battery
If you want to surf - transom fat sack 650
* IMO the steering fins are not needed, just learn your boat and how to utilize thrust
The stereo is first on my list...I'm looking at a complete swap. A second battery is on my mind as well, there seem to be a few different ways to do it. I really appreciate the advice on the steering fins...so many conflicting opinions but I want to learn the boat first and go from there.
The stereo is first on my list...I'm looking at a complete swap. A second battery is on my mind as well, there seem to be a few different ways to do it. I really appreciate the advice on the steering fins...so many conflicting opinions but I want to learn the boat first and go from there.
Yea - I (because of the hype) added fins after 2 years owning a 195, honestly felt they were a total waste of money on the models with the stock rudder.
Search my and others threads on the blue seas mini add a battery kit.
Also - I have a kicker amp KXMA 400.2 which was perfect for 4 cabin speakers or 2-4 towers. I sold the boat kept the amp if your interested.
If you want the most out of your time on the water with your family and friends and if you want to be able to sit back and let others operate your boat with confidence, just add the super ultimate ak-19 deluxe steering system to it my discount price is $268.99 and free domestic shipping, You will get steering improvements' at all speeds and adjustments to set the fins to your personal preference as well as the ability to get on plane faster and deal with waves bow hop bow wander and prevent the loss of steering even rapidly decelerating in a turn and tempered aluminum fins that do not go below the rudder plus fins that work with the factory angled reverse thrust so you own the water slow speed to high speed and in forward or reverse.
23 years of experience from the specialist who blazed this trail and after 30 days if you are not satisfied with the purchase you contact me and return them for a refund.
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