Hello and hoping to get some advice from the likes of BWalnut and Jeroensurf based on your enthusiasm and number of posts related to AFS.

Anyone else please feel free to chip in too!
relatively new to AFS coming from North. I own one wing, the enduro 1000 with the silk ha38 stab. Last year on my North gear I was able to get into parawinging relatively easy with the sf1080 which was slow and stable and provided early lift . The enduro is a totally different beast, so lively and slippery underfoot but for parawinging I am struggling to get the early lift and speed I want.
was recently testing a friend's gear - KT atlas 1130 and his KT super K board 92l and it was so easy to get up on foil with the parawing. On my set up, enduro/ha38 and my Naish chimera 88l let me tell you I was struggling to get up on foil. Everything was just harder because you need make sustained speed with the enduro to get going.
so inevitably I look to gear choices because the difference was so remarkable . I could either change board, change front wing, change stab, or do all of those things.
but I want to keep things cheap and I would rather not change my board. It is a fantastic winging board and feels very compact but it isn't the most stable nor wide.
So in terms of 'cheap fixes' to ease my way into parawinging:
1: can anyone advise on possible different stabs that could generate more early lift and stability?
the AfS advice (chat through their website) recommended the UG stab range, but looking at the size of the UG41 it seems it would just make my task harder?! Other alternative I was thinking would be the silk ha40?
2. A bigger front wing: enduro 1300 seems a bit too bit for my liking but is it a big enough gap to go for the enduro 1100? What about the new silk v2's in the larger sizes, perhaps the silk v2 1150?
Thanks for any advice.