- Location
- vallejo, ca
was looking at ocean Pro's site and noticed they have a ride plate.
anyone tried an OP plate for the SN
- Thread starter luisdeleon
- Start date
- Location
- vallejo, ca
- Location
- Down stream of Harrisburg, PA
i have an older verion that looks like that. its a little beat from age. if you want it ill sell it to you for cheap. ( not good for freestyle )
this plate makes it track straight/turn harder.
this plate makes it track straight/turn harder.
- Location
- vallejo, ca
kinda thought so when i noticed the fins
- Location
- vallejo, ca
so what options are there for the SN, other than stock? i noticed all of the good ones are ade for 96+ RN
Boris
The Good Old Days
- Location
- The surf-less coast
You can use the same plate on the SN and RN.
Other than 6 bolts on SN v's 4 on the RN they are the same.
Other than 6 bolts on SN v's 4 on the RN they are the same.
- Location
- Down stream of Harrisburg, PA
you can get a stock one for like $20. then D-cut it. << that seems to be the popular set up as far as plates go for freestyle.
- Location
- vallejo, ca
are the 4 bolts the outer bolts? -the iddle ones? trying to get a picture of it
- Location
- Down stream of Harrisburg, PA
theres 6 bolts on the sn for the ride plate ( small outer ) and 4 big inner ones for the pump. the rn sj has 4 bolts for the rideplate, so a rn plate on a sn, will only use 4 of the 6 holes.
Mike W
Infidel
- Location
- North Florida
I had one of those and I had a clearance issue with the turn knuckle on the pump nozzle. It wouldn't work without cutting a hole in the plate.
http://www.x-h2o.com/threads/1114
http://www.x-h2o.com/threads/1114
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yamaslut
Guest
I ran one for a while... fine plate