D cut stock rideplate...where to cut?

[braap295]

I cut my ride plate last summer and made it just flush with the back of the ride plate so its straight across...no more extended area on the ride plate. I am wondering when you make the D cut, is it from the stock setup so that there are two "fins" sticking out past the end of the nozzle, or do you cut it flush, THEN cut the D in so that below the nozzle there is no ride plate?

any pics or help would be swizeeeet.

[Frosty]

here's one Proformance1 cut for his SXR - i believe he cut if flush first also... then D cut it.

[Orlando_Gator]

What is this suppose to help with?

[EvanB85]

Search "D Cut"


More than anything, it will "loosen up" the back end, and bring up the nose. It's pretty much the standard for surf.

No good for racing.

[Orlando_Gator]

Gotcha, so it's probably good for freestyle too.

[5810]

great free mod, works well

[braap295]

im happy....turns nicer then the flush cut i had earlier.

[knoxride]

I would not recomend it if you are over 240 as the nose stays up all the time and you cant get moving after a jump

[yamahammer]

I would not recomend it if you are over 240 as the nose stays up all the time and you cant get moving after a jump

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