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    Installing GPS Perfect Pass

    Hello all,
    I just ordered the new GPS based perfect pass pro for my 99' 21i. Anyone have experience with these? I heard the first versions were sluggish but they are now more responsive than the flywheel versions. Anyway, I am pumped about not having to screw around with throttle management for the summer. If anyone has installed this, I would appreciate hearing of any challenges or tips.
    Thanks!

    #2
    Originally posted by Oklahoma Breakdown View Post
    Hello all,
    I just ordered the new GPS based perfect pass pro for my 99' 21i. Anyone have experience with these? I heard the first versions were sluggish but they are now more responsive than the flywheel versions. Anyway, I am pumped about not having to screw around with throttle management for the summer. If anyone has installed this, I would appreciate hearing of any challenges or tips.
    Thanks!
    Usually you can compensate for sluggish response by increasing the sampling rates used to determine your speed/throttle response. The PerfectPass guys usually have great documentation on how to fine-tune your installation.

    I had similar issues with the paddlewheel version once I started running with a lot of weight. However, but playing around with these settings and down pitching my prop, I got to an ideal setup that's been working like a champ for several years now.
    Cursed by a fortune cookie: "Your principles mean more to you than any money or success."

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      #3
      Its very simple to install. Even for Mechanically throttled boat.

      Now that its GPS there are no holes to drill, so that really helped simplify the process.

      I will be installing the Drive By Wire version this spring.
      Common Sense is not so Common
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        #4
        I have a 96 model tige, so can you get perfect pass for that late model of boat? If so point me in the right direction

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          #5
          Originally posted by RL987 View Post
          I have a 96 model tige, so can you get perfect pass for that late model of boat? If so point me in the right direction
          Yes. Mechanical Engines. http://perfectpass.com/pp_star_gazer.html
          $1395
          Common Sense is not so Common
          Looking for fat chicks for long walks, romance, cheap buffets, and BALLAST.

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            #6
            I contacted the guys there and they are hooking me up with the necessary equipment to get it going. My '99 has the Merc 5.8 Ma MPI, not sure what the '96 has RL 987 but as Dogbert said the PP guys have a wealth of info on the subject. From what I undersand they can hook up just about any boat wth a system.

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              #7
              Thanks

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                #8
                Also if you quailify you can buy from Skier to Skier and get it for $100 less. They are also very helpful and knowledgeable.

                To Qualify for Discount pricing on PerfectPass you must be a member of one of the following: USA WaterSki, AWSA, NSL, NWL, INF, INT, Olympic Association, any Boat Owner's Club, any Water Ski Club, Customer of Performance Ski and Surf, Prior Customer of Skier to Skier, you were referred by a Skier to Skier Customer
                Common Sense is not so Common
                Looking for fat chicks for long walks, romance, cheap buffets, and BALLAST.

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                  #9
                  I would imagine just about anyone in the marine industry is highly motivated to make a sale right about now. I just purchased a double wakeboard rack, a wakeboard/surfboard combo rack and a tower mount mirror assembly from Bullet Ski Lines. All polished aluminum and got a smoking deal. I contacted their sales department directly and got just under 25% off. My contact there was a guy named Ken Land if anyone needs some swag for their ride. www.bulletlines.com

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                    #10
                    ^^^ hahaha

                    Ken is the owner of the company and posts here on tigeowners once in a while.

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                      #11
                      No kidding? He was very helpful. Does he own Tige? Their website has some pretty great stuff.

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                        #12
                        Originally posted by Oklahoma Breakdown View Post
                        No kidding? He was very helpful. Does he own Tige? Their website has some pretty great stuff.
                        No, Ken ownes Bulletlines

                        Charlie Pigeon owns Tige

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                          #13
                          Thats what I get for multitasking while I type. My bad on Tige/Bullet snafu.

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