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colorado
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Post subject: 1100 fat sacks  Posted: Thu Jun 19, 2014 12:24 pm |
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Location: Colorado
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I was wanting to put 1100 sacks in the back and the 950 in the front. My dealer said it would be a wast of money on the 1100 because it would be to much wait on the back. What is everyones thought on that
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morrisdl
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Post subject: Re: 1100 fat sacks Posted: Thu Jun 19, 2014 12:35 pm |
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Location: Smith Mt Lake, VA
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Lots of people including myself run 1100lb bags. If you surf and dont have surfgate then 1100s is a must. If you have surfgate, then 900s in the rear are probably a better fit. 1100s require that you reinforce the plastic engine divider wall. Enjoy!
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ridebutter
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Post subject: Re: 1100 fat sacks Posted: Thu Jun 19, 2014 2:25 pm |
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1100s can be great, but with the wedge down for wakeboarding, some bow weight would be nice. Id rather have 750s or 900s and a spare bag to place throughout the boat based on how many people we have or what our activity is.
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