Third Party Ballast System

[Timmy!]

That's about $60 cheaper than an Enzo sac so that is quite a savings over what would normally have to spend. I will want one, I just don't have the $$$ right now.

[Ks]

there is still time,

what we should do is set a order date and them submit it in time to have for spring...

This will give time for people to see this and then save the pennies

Maybe a new thread titled "Fat Sac" group buy for All VE and RZ series boats.

I would also suggest March15th as a cut off. so we all have them by April.

[chpthril]

What dimensions are you looking at going with? Here is the best combo of your measurments and mine:

Main part: 31L x 22H x 21W
Leg: 55L x 12H x 21W

Comes up to around 1k lbs depending on which boat, which side.

[Timmy!]

Any idea on the # of Enzo's sold vs other makes? Just curious why Fly High made a custom sac for just that boat. Maybe it was Inland Surfer who pushed them that way?

[chpthril]

Any idea on the # of Enzo's sold vs other makes? Just curious why Fly High made a custom sac for just that boat. Maybe it was Inland Surfer who pushed them that way?

Enzo boats or Enzo sacs??? Cause the Enzo boat I was in last Sunday used hard tanks instead of the Fly-Hi Enzo sac and it took up most of the rear storage.

[Timmy!]

Enzo boats, I assumed they made the Enzo sac for the Enzo boats...

[chpthril]

Enzo boats, I assumed they made the Enzo sac for the Enzo boats...

Got me there, but I was in an 08 Enzo at the boat show, no sacs, but hard tanks

[Ruune]

you guys are remembering to put weight in the front, right? Especially with the convex-v hull, focusing all your weight in the back will cause the wake to be severely washed out. You can provide lift with TAPS, but then you're just working against the ballast you've installed. The weight needs to be balanced throughout the boat.

[Timmy!]

Weight in the front of my boat washes it out pretty bad and I've heard that from several others on here as well. I think the Ve/RZ series do better with just weight in the back a minimal amount in the front.

[Jason B]

I will also post measurements of the 20V. It just has to warm up a little bit before I go out there and monkey around. I haven't forgotten....

[chpthril]

you guys are remembering to put weight in the front, right? Especially with the convex-v hull, focusing all your weight in the back will cause the wake to be severely washed out. You can provide lift with TAPS, but then you're just working against the ballast you've installed. The weight needs to be balanced throughout the boat.

For the most part, this is going to be a surf sac, and not for boarding. On the Ve, I've found the best wake is with no weight up front.