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Yes, need a profile shot to see pad/fin cluster comparison. I've messed up by putting pads too far back of fins before.need to see the fin cluster. pads don't always need to go all the way back. also, get a pad more suited to swallowing tails.
100%It's always better for a pad to be too far back than too far forward.
This would be too far forward for my taste.
Swordfish, yes. Good eye. Used yolo from Real. Not a fan of the pad with its high arch and I think its a little far up.Swordfish? Yes, but different pad.
RNF? No.
Ive had two Swordfishies in the past and really enjoyed them both. Similar to the CI RW if you’ve ever ridden one of those. Rode mine with MR twin + trailer 99% of the time, but also went pretty good with standard thrusters when the waves got better.Swordfish, yes. Good eye. Used yolo from Real. Not a fan of the pad with its high arch and I think its a little far up.
Fin placement appears to be fairly normalish thruster.
If i put a pad on it that's what i'll do.I would cut a hold for the plug like I’ve seen @ReForest do. Otherwise the pad will be too high.