Just bought a 2012 TWB B52 at end of season, so now...I am getting acquanted with it. I am coming from 2002Tige 2100V and the TAPS (wakeplate) was great at keeping the bow down and for skiing behind the boat. The boat ran with with plate down most of the time otherwise the boat would really pound on the chop. I noticed on the B52 however, when I am the only one in the boat, and I drop the plate, the boat lists to the starboard side noticeably, and somewhat unnervingly. I am probably at 29 to 30 mph. Is it supposed to do this, and if so, can someone please explain the hydro-dynamics of this? If I run at the above speed with the plate up, the boat levels out. If I run with 1/2 ballast on port side and drop the plate, the boat runs "flat." I haven't had the heart to explain this to the Mrs. (you spent HOW MUCH on a WHAT!?!?!) because she is the one that drives while I ski, but she likes the plate down (again coming out of the Tige) for the fast pull, low bow rise and instant plane. I am sure she would freak at the b52 listing on its side. So, do I go on an immense diet, (190#) or is this normal for the B52?