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Do yourself a favor and go with the Hydrophase Ridesteady system. It has the added luxury of synchronizing your twin engine RPM's anytime you're above wakeless whether the system is actively managing speed or off. It's like you converted your boat to an E-series. Also being able dial in your speed with the use of a knob to the nearest .1mph while driving is very easy. On my 4th year with the system and its been flawless.Hi Team,
Don‘t mean to interrupt but I have a quick speed control question. I’m sitting down with the dealer tomorrow to buy a 2021 AR250. I got confirmation from Julian my boat won’t have speed control. I’m hoping to negotiate free/discounted stuff so my question is will the Star Gazer PP work on my boat? Do you know approx install costs/shop hours?
Open to any and all advice.
Cheers,
Rick
Yup, pretty easy install and highly recommended upgrade.Do yourself a favor and go with the Hydrophase Ridesteady system. It has the added luxury of synchronizing your twin engine RPM's anytime you're above wakeless whether the system is actively managing speed or off. It's like you converted your boat to an E-series. Also being able dial in your speed with the use of a knob to the nearest .1mph while driving is very easy. On my 4th year with the system and its been flawless.
I installed my own. The most challenging part is chasing wires to the helm and deciding where you want to mount it. The rest is plug and play and the instructions are easy to follow. In my opinion there's only one system you should consider if you have a twin engine boat. I won't talk trash on Perfect Pass. It works. The end.
Awesome..I know you have the AR24, but what are you using and where for ballast? and speed?Wave was definitely a bit bigger in deeper water vs or typical wave on 10'-12' deep water of Utah Lake. It was fun!
I have 3 integrated bags and 1 on the swim deck. 1 - 900lb bag in the ski locker that's filled 100%, 1 - 500lb bag under the surf side filled 75% to 100% (100% here), 500lb starboard side empty, 850lb custom transom ballast bag filled 100%. Ganlin wake wedge.Awesome..I know you have the AR24, but what are you using and where for ballast? and speed?
Thanks
I also have a '14 212X. I have been toying with the idea of buying the wake booster and modifying it. What modifications did you have to do to make it fit?Wife driving and kids took pics not the greatest but made me happy. 1st time wife drove while I surfed and she did great.
14 212x, stock ballast full, transom bag, wakebooster (modified to fit 14 mount location). Water was only about 10' in this location but I could stay ropeless easily.