Axis Wakeboard Boat Forum

Ready to order A22 vandal edition and wandering if the A22 with 350 monsoon and maybe
5 blade prop can handle full factory ballast,plug and play full bags and wedge down with
4 people in boat .

Thks

Not sure if anyone can definitively answer that yet since the 350 is new for AXIS this year. Most of us have the 335hp and it handles what you are listing. I have the 1235 prop and run 89oct gas at 800' altitude with no problem. I can get at-least 6 people on board if 2 are in the bow.

At that weight, the wake is WAY too big for me!

I have the 335 and 5 blade and with my arrow sac under the seat it took it a min to plain out ( not enough bow weight ) but I moved the arrow bag to on top of the seat and added smaller bag under it and plains out in a decent amount of time but you still got to hit the gas if you know what I mean, you cant just ease it down

335 or 350 will handle it if your not at high elevation. Get the 2313 or 2315 prop and your good to go as long as you have enough weight up front

That depends on elevation and what pnp bags you get, like DTB said though, the 2315 will for sure get you there with the 400's or 750's, no sure if it will work with the 1100's without more bow weight.

How is the 5 blade thing working out? I am seeing 98% of the people buying the 2315 and never asking about a 5 blade. I have tried a few 5 blades on an MXZ and I still keep going back to a 2315.

I wasn't told about the 2315 so dunno if it was an option when I purchased. I think someone did a comparison on here but not sure if someone would send me a free 2315 I'd be happy to do a comparison but the 5 blade does the trick for me. Gets out of hole fine for my normal ride weight and doesn't kill my gas

5 blade is not getting it done with the PnP. If you have the 450's and plenty of bow weight maybe, but if your rears are 600's or more forget about it.

2315 or 2313 is the way to go.

DTB is right on. I have a 335 2011 A20 and with 750's in rear, front PNP and sacs full it took a bit to plane. I had 6 people in the boat (DTB was one of them). Once we moved 2 people to the front it was no problem with 2315. I'm planning on adding about 400lbs of lead to nose so minimal crew days we can run full ballast and not have to worry.

It worked good for me with the 400's in the back and a few people at 2200' elevation, I gave it up for a friend who dinged his prop and needed a 14" one for his boat, I don't like surfing with it, I'd rather keep up the rpm's and lighten the load on the engine instead of lugging around trying to surf, I went back to my 1615 with the pitch change and still love that prop, more so now that I have the FAE.