Got the same 2012 rig in my garage. Congratulations! Had several boats in the past but this one is one bad Cat— with a personality. Still pretty new, only bout 10 hours on it. This is what I notice that seems a little different bout the Eyra, hope it helps a little. Likes to run the fury prop a little deep. Get the jack plate too high and you will know it with too much steering torque. I start deep at launch and raise jack plate till I feel torque on steering wheel when its aired out. Runs flat and doesnt bow lift as much as some others. Try to get more lift and you will just throw a rooster tail. Load your heavy stuff and fat friend on the left side. Keep your left gas tank full and run the right tank low. Needs frequent driver input over 65 mph, always correct left to keep it up there and balanced. If she walks to the right, you was a little late on input-dont get scared and back off throttle, trim down a couple ticks and she will calm down. Then start over. My Eyra seems to handle mild boat wake better with a couple ticks down rather than back off throttle. Watch the video mentioned above, good boat control-however I give more frequent and smaller inputs-always left. The Eyra will speak to you what she wants, kinda like havin a wife. Pretty new here, if someone else can give better advice I am all ears. Thanks for the read.
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