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Is this a ski site or wakeboard site? LOL Cool feature but don't see it being put on comp ski boats.

Is this a ski site or wakeboard site? LOL Cool feature but don't see it being put on comp ski boats.

@jedgell 4 blade, 3 blade props are usually used for jump boats only. I think the 654 would work too but the 1868 is aggressive for short setups and fast out of the hole. LIST HERE

@jedgell 4 blade, 3 blade props are usually used for jump boats only. I think the 654 would work too but the 1868 is aggressive for short setups and fast out of the hole. LIST HERE

@jedgell I have used Acme 1868 and it rips at high altitude here in Colorado!!!

@jedgell I have used Acme 1868 and it rips at high altitude here in Colorado!!!

The gas tank had shifted over and was putting pressure on the line causing the line to be kinked. Also the filter on top of the tank was replaced. I will test in next few days to see if that was the issue. 90% sure it was the kink in the line.

The gas tank had shifted over and was putting pressure on the line causing the line to be kinked. Also the filter on top of the tank was replaced. I will test in next few days to see if that was the issue. 90% sure it was the kink in the line.

Skied the 68" Rev6 last night... Right away the Rev6 felt very stable and balanced. I can feel a sweet spot under my front foot that I don't feel on my Flex Tail. What was most noticeable about the Rev6 was how well rounded the ski felt from side to side. I've never had my off-side come under the line as well or as quick as it does on this ski. I also noticed that no matter how hard I got on the front of the ski, it always carried through the turn without digging or biting causing a break at the waist. My on-side was also very good and speed from ball to ball seems about the same as the Flex Tail. For me the extra balance and stability in the turns is worth upgrading. Getting my on-side and off-side balanced is always a pain. I've never jumped on a new ski and ran past my average and last night I did...I'm trying not to get ahead of myself because it's only my first set on the ski but I really loved what I felt! The Flex Tail is still a great ski but the Rev6 is just a little more refined and classy! 68" 6.865, 2.475, .717, 29.75

Old post but I am a similar issue with my 08' 196 343. Started falling on it's face in the course. Will run good for about a pass or two then starts again. I notice it worse at 36 MPH compared to slower speeds. Never dies but will fall on it's face bad! I'm going to start by putting a fuel pressure gauge on. If no loss of pressure I'll look at all connectors, wires, plugs. If fuel pressure goes down I'll check the vent on tank and pickup screen. All the filters were replaced at the beginning of this season.

@skialex Yes, these numbers would be with a 2 gen slot caliper. If the ski came from Goode, they should be set to factory. But would definitely check. If you don't have a 2g slot caliper, I have a pretty close conversion going to tips.

Has anyone ever experienced issues where the boat will cut out/not die when spinning at ends of lake with ZO? Also I just upgraded my 08' Nautique with the new version of ZO, do I need to be concerned about the issues above? I've noticed the cutting out around turns and ZO not automatically switching to the right course on our lake. (We have two courses) Thanks!

@mbabiash Thanks, I will try a few different settings and report back! Spoke to @Martin today and he gave me 3 different settings to try as well...He said these should all work on 68 and others. 1) 6.865, 2.475, .71 to .74 - Stock/Greg 2) 6.840, 2.485, .72 to .74 - @Martin 3) 6.765, 2.495, .735 - other to try

I'll be trying a 68" Rev6 tonight. I'm a 36 mph skier and I normally get into 1 or 2 at 38 off. What settings should I try? Stock (6.865, 2.475, .740, 29 3/4) or the shallow, deeper and fin forward as mentioned by @Martin? I will say I also tend to need a little more help on my off-side. I'm coming off the original Flex Tail which I think is a great ski but I need a little more stability, which I think the Rev6 will give me. Also if you're in Colorado I have all the sizes in the Rev6 if you'd like to demo one.

So who got into Masters?

Seen it happen in a few 15's too. Just required a power toggle.

@scotchipman I tiold you to talk to Eric Carmen. He's the man and will get you all taken care of.

@scotchipman I would call Zero Off at 918-317-2401. They will get you hooked up! Ask for Eric Carmen :)

@FWinter Good to know it didn't snap and that you're enjoying the ski. You're looking strong, consistent and powerful man! Keep it up!

Almost looked like his MC snapped at Swiss.

@oldmanskier the cable is about $250 from E-Controls.

Looks like an interesting read @Mark_Matis! Looks like the author is from Colorado, cool!

One thing I've noticed from watching the videos is the difference in cross course speeds generated 34 vs 36. Looks like @Horton tops out at about 48 mph and the other skier at 36 tops out at 58 ish. Almost a 10 mph difference!!!

Be cool to see a pro like @CParrish43 using one of these. 32-41 off.

@scotchipman PM me your address.