24v ultimate surf boat build questions

[duffymahoney]

You are correct. It's a vegas tige dealer boat. The problem with the tower is that they collect water in the front legs and when that water freezes it cracks the arms. A simple hole drilled fixes the issue.

[laserfish]

Cool looking tower.

[NICKYPOO]

Nice. It's even the right color. I haven't seen one of those towers in a long time. Somebody on here had one of the original prototypes of it on his Tige. Always thought it looked sharp.

If you are planning to drive down and pick it up and you wanna burn some gas off on the way home let me know. You'll be passing by one the finest spots in all of Nevada to ride. I'd be willing to give you a guided tour for the one time low price of a pull. This is assuming you'll be headed north out of Vegas of coarse.

[2waterlogged]

Sinking a 24V

How is everything working out? I have an 06 24V and have tried a number of ways to sink it, but none seem to work as good on the 24V as the 22V.

The most I have ever done for surfing was:
600 lbs of lead down the passenger side
200 lbs of lead down the drivers side
300 lbs sack in the passenger rear through U seat storage
300 lbs sack in the drivers rear through U seat storage
500 lbs sack in the floor against the seat in the middle
300 lbs sack under the bow filler cushion

This boat also has four batteries (3 2400 Kintek and 1 blue top), six amps, two subs, and 3 some plus a pair of pro 80s on the tower.

The few times we tried this we had 3-4 180-220 lbs guys in the boat, it sank good and made a good wave, but when we did the same set up to my buddies 22V it was better.