help; what is best rideplate for tricks

[ritterhouse]

I have a square nose with jetdynamics extended ride plate and grate, thats all i have ever used. I have been doing nose stabs and broncos for years but want to step up to barell rolls and backflips, What are the best mods to achieve this besides nutting up
? is the nozle conversion necessary
? what ride plate is best , and is extended bad ( mine is like 4 inches)
? any other mods to tell me about
note , I already have footholds,reinforced hull,760 motor,aluminum pole,skuppervalve,
thanks guys, getting ready for ocean surf trips
keith
9282196049 cell
oh yeah gear advice too, feet, HELMET etc, very much apreciated

 

[D-Roc]

cut your plate short. grind your steer nozzle and move the cable pivot ball thingy in as much as possible. make a little extender to move the cable pivot ball thingy out(at the bars). make sure the cable does not bind, especially when you turn the bars so it pushes the cable in, kinked steer cable is bad. if that JD ride plate has the groove then find a stock rideplate. helmets are good. it takes very little pressure to pop an eardrum.

 

[subnsxr]

stock

 

[Philip Clemmons]

D-cut the stock plate.......................

Do a quicksteer on the nozzle, and use the far hole on you turnplate (preferably a/m)

 

[ncbrock]

if that JD ride plate has the groove then find a stock rideplate.

I just went from a stock length pro-tec plate to a Riva Groovy because it was the cheapest i could find, and noticed no difference in handling or breaking loose and what not.

 

[SUPERJET-113]

I've tried a lot of plates and my fav is the Jet-Dynamics short plate. A lot depends on you height, weight, arm length, etc.

 

[tipafew]

I have a friend that has a jet dy cut flush. It is pretty decent.

 

[superrob750]

blowsion d cut.