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interchanging fins

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Created by bh2905 > 9 months ago, 19 Mar 2009
bh2905
VIC, 74 posts
19 Mar 2009 10:37PM
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i am looking for a deep tuttle fin for my board around 51cm and are having trouble getting one, but i was told today by a shop that you can use normal tuttle fins with longer fin bolts, is this the case ?
has anyone done this?
was there any issues with it?

any help would be great

DavMen
NSW, 1510 posts
19 Mar 2009 11:38PM
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yep - the regular tuttle bases can fit in a deep tuttle box just need longer bolts. Never had any problems, the bolts don't work in bending, as the box takes all the load - unless you hit something that is.



I did have a 51cm deep tuttle made by Select on my old Exocet Speed Slider ( I think it was a 'Lightning'), So you should have no problems sourcing one.
Try
http://www.sunshinecoastsailboards.com.au/fins.htm
or
www.caloundracitysailboards.com.au/fins.html
or any other select stockist


I also had a 46 Slalom Torquay (normal Tuttle) I used with same board - Torquay has stop trading though.



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