Hi I purchased a 2007 RZ2 last season and absolutely love it except coming from a regular runabout which was more stable I have found it a bit challenging. Has anyone ever put on after market trim tabs? What make did you go with, how did you find them re:attaching any thoughts and suggestions would be greatly appreciated?
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Originally posted by 2shortseason View PostMaybe stable was the wrong word, there are many morning my wife and I go out for a ski without the kids and would like to have the ability to stabalize (or level) from side to side?
If so, you might be able to move stuff so that it offsets the drivers weight. If you have a ballast system as KKO asked you could partially fill the side that is high and needs to be leveled down.Last edited by skippabcool; 10-02-2011, 02:34 AM.
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So you go out with just your Wife?
no third
Wouldn’t side to side also be an issue on an I/0
I thought there tab plates were tied into only one switch and not control independently.Last edited by whitlock87; 10-02-2011, 02:54 AM.Tige, it's a way of life!
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Originally posted by 2shortseason View PostMaybe stable was the wrong word, there are many morning my wife and I go out for a ski without the kids and would like to have the ability to stabalize (or level) from side to side?2009 RZ2, PCM 343, MLA Surf Ballast, Premium Sound.
2013 Toyota Sequoia 4WD W/Timbren SES
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Originally posted by whitlock87 View PostSo you go out with just your Wife?
no third
Wouldn’t side to side also be an issue on an I/0
I thought there tab plates were tied into only one switch and not control independently.
I/Os have wider hulls and more lifting chines to help level the boat underway. Many of the 22' and up I/Os are even using two trim tabs to help level the boat underway. The trim tabs used to be more common on bigger boats, such as 26' and up. The one switch on the I/O for trim that you are thinking is for the drive unit and it behaves just like the TAPS plate, up switch makes the bow go up, down switch and nose goes down.2009 RZ2, PCM 343, MLA Surf Ballast, Premium Sound.
2013 Toyota Sequoia 4WD W/Timbren SES
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I used to have a Correct Craft Sport Nautique, which always stayed super flat regardless of wind/weight/turning. We love our 2007 RZ2, but I agree that it is very sensitive underway to wind or weight and will tilt one way or the other. Never concerned that it will heel over too much, but it is a nuisance and the only way to correct is to move people. One more thing, maybe twice I've felt the condition that if the boat was heeled way over due to weight, it really didn't want to turn well so I throttled back and moved passengers.
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