Greg doesn’t really elaborate. I asked him how you’d know if you went too far forward. Here is his response in full:
“the nose will pull too deeply into the wave face and the tail will try or will slide out…there is a sweet spot…different for everyone because of stature, style, center of gravity etc…too far back a pivot turn with no acceleration…somewhere inbetween the board should go over on its rail and accelerate the board out of the turn…trial and error…aloha…greg”
i use 'em all the time. hadn’t noticed any waterflow issues, although once you figured it’s set where you want it, replace wonderbolt with regular on, or bondo it in(done that a few times as well). i suggest dropping down in fin size like a 7" or so and try that…TA makes a 7" l-flex…
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My guess it that it’s about 7 or 8 inches from the tail.
Jim
that pic is pretty deceptive…its at 8.5 I think, MAYBE a little more, i cant remember at this point…ive got too many boards floating around in my head and my shop.
heres a round stub i did a day or two after that one
this one is a 5’10…it had my head spinning after trying to cram all those curves in there (its the shortest hull ive done to date); although I did another today and it felt much more natural after the first