Surf kit for the Nautique 220 !

Hey guys, I did it again! After my kit for the 230 (http://www.wakeworld.com/forum/showthread.php?t=805437) I had a guy who asked for a 220 kit. Here are some pictures of it. Water tests to follow soon but i'm pretty confident it'll be an awesome surfer. Let me know what you think!

Nice man!

Here are the results! These are comments from the owner:

here is the latest update on the NSS for the 220. I think I am close to figuring out the wave, but this video doesn't really reflect it yet. It turns out I was going too fast (12.0). Plus the board I have is pretty much a beginner board which isn't fast enough to surf without the rope (liquid Force Fish). A new one is going to be on order soon.

8 adults (~1250lbs) +

Ballast ~2200lb:
200 lb lead (100 in bow and 100 behind driver)
Factory Ballast Full (975lb)
Integrated Bow Sac 650lb (75% full)
Fat Sac 400lb in Surfside Locker

I tried several speeds from 11.2 - 12.5. I was trying to solve to get a pocket to keep the board in, but couldn't due to the slow board.

I'm new to surfing and need to work out the kinks...but I think if I drop the speed, get a better board and better water, it should be great.

Let me know what you think.

https://youtu.be/xvw5_Sm5W3k

https://youtu.be/emxD_pksnR8

https://youtu.be/P8zCQPEvSdE

https://youtu.be/d2kjL4LRUc8

You're going way to fast. Start slow and increase until the wave starts to curl. You can surf that board. It takes time to "feel" the pocket.

Here is what you're after:

From PlanetNautique.

http://www.planetnautique.com/vb5/fo...ade-NSS-build=

I'm not the owner of this boat. I told him he was going way too fast.
The first video is a lot better, he was at 10.5