I haven’t had to the wave is incredible enough already. I haven’t played with the power wedge and GSA together yet. The ballast set up I use is fill all stock hard ballasts and I have 1140’s in the lockers that I have full if the boat is empty but drain it down anywhere from 1/2 to 3/4 if the boat is full of people. I’ve only had it out a few times, but I'm very happy with this system so far. After installing the GSA system on my 2010 LSV 23, I couldn’t believe how much bigger the wave looked and felt. I thought my Ronix Eight.3 Velcro wedge produced a nice solid wave. So yeah, it seems expensive but it’s one upgrade that you’ll absolutely get out of and when you ever sell it. I have since sold the boat, went for a new x-24, and even though my old boat had a lot of hours (for Colorado), engine hours, it sold quickly and for a nice price because of the GSA system being on it. I’d keep the steel shot evenly weighted if we were going back and forth, but if it was a boat full of regular I’d throw it all on the left and it would be ever so slightly better. I did still find that at least on my boat, having some steel shot on board helped clean the wake up when going from side to side. It works great, brings older boats up to par with new boats. But- it used to take me 30 minutes of pumping to go back and forth between goofy and regular so I sprang for this system. I spent a lot of time and money on parts tweaking my system, plumbing in several thousand pounds of ballast- to the point where when test driving new boats I was always unimpressed, so I was reluctant to start over with this system. Installed this system on my 2011 mastercraft X-25.
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