Meet the **2024 Supra SL400** — a 23.5-foot powerhouse built for serious watersports enthusiasts who refuse to compromise. Finished in a striking Navy Blue hull, this boat commands attention on the water before it even gets up to speed. At $149,599, this is a rare opportunity to own a brand-new Supra **well below cost**, making it one of the most compelling deals on Norris Lake right now. Under the engine hatch lives an **Indmar Raptor 400 producing 356 horsepower**, delivering the kind of effortless, confidence-inspiring pull that wakeboarders, surfers, and skiers dream about. Whether you're dialing in the perfect surf wave for your crew or sending a skier out of the water with authority, the SL400's performance credentials are impossible to ignore. The combination of hull length, displacement, and raw power puts this boat in a class that typically costs significantly more. Located in Jacksboro at Norris Lake, this Supra is ready to make this season unforgettable. New inventory at this price point doesn't last long, and with a boat this capable wearing that deep Navy Blue finish, it will be gone before the summer heats up. Don't miss your chance to get into a flagship-level wake and surf boat at an extraordinary value — reach out today before someone else launches it off the trailer.
Based on 8 reviews from across the web
The SL400 is built around the 6.2L Indmar Raptor platform, and reviewers consistently point to strong, well-formed wakes and surf waves as its headline strength. The Vision Control System, with its multi-screen touch interface for ballast, wake, surf, and media, draws genuine praise for being easy to use once you are familiar with it. Power Boating Magazine found it performed well across all areas, and Boating Magazine was particularly impressed by the auto-adjusting captain's chair that raises for visibility when getting on plane and lowers once cruising.
On the surf side, experienced owners note that tuning matters. Pitch, roll, and ballast placement all affect wave quality, and several owners have moved away from the AutoWake system in favor of dialing in their own settings manually. That level of control appeals to serious enthusiasts, though it does mean a learning curve for newer operators.
Opinion on the SL's standing among competitors varies from owner to owner. Most who spend time on the boat come away impressed, but a few voices on cross-brand forums note that the segment is competitive and no single model runs away from the field. Overall, our owners and the reviewers we follow describe the SL400 as a capable, well-finished boat that rewards owners who take time to learn its wave system.
Reviewers and our owners consistently describe the waves as strong, clean, and versatile. With the right ballast placement and pitch and roll settings dialed in, experienced riders say the wave has plenty of size and push.
Power Boating Magazine found it straightforward and intuitive, with one-touch access to wake, surf, ballast, media, and accessories across multiple touch screens. Most owners get comfortable with it fairly quickly.
A number of our experienced owners have moved to manual settings, finding that AutoWake can release more ballast than they want. If you know your preferred wave numbers, running manually tends to give more consistent results.
Dealers generally recommend avoiding full ballast for the first 10 hours and varying your RPMs during that period, followed by a 20-hour service. We are happy to walk you through the full break-in process before you take delivery.
Owners of the SL have noted that upgrading to a truck with strong payload and braking capacity made a real difference, especially on steep or slick launch ramps. We recommend checking your vehicle's towing and payload ratings before your first launch.
Most reviewers describe it as a genuinely capable, well-finished boat with strong watersports credentials. Some cross-brand forum members note that the segment is competitive and closely matched, so we encourage anyone comparing models to spend time on the water with each one.
Summarized by AI from public sources across the web — owner forums, marine publications, and other boating sites. Provided for research; not authored or endorsed by the dealership.
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