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So over the summer I managed to snap an atomic triplet in half. Two of my triplets were mounted with looks at true center. I snapped the ski, and one topiece in half. meaning i needed new bindings. Lucky me I got a free pair of next years s914's. but no i need to know, with one ski mounted at true, and one unmounted, switching from look to salomon, how far back will I have to mount so the holes dont interfere on the one ski that was mounted with a look.
For a question, there are surprisingly few question marks.
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Originally Posted by Pope Benedict XVI
your hiarious, and frankly i dont gice a shit about my punctuation seeing as were in a forum, not in english class. I would like an answer from someone who knows shit instead of your stupid wise ass remark.
would you like it in engrish or metric?
Hiarious? Gice? "were" in a forum?Quote:
Originally Posted by Skierkidwv
I think his wiseassedness was legit.
:the_finge
You may be able to mount at the same location. There is little issue with interference at the heel; issues will occur with the toe, if any.
Off hand, I can't remember if the rear holes for the Axial line up with the rear holes for the 914. You'd have to stick a jig on the ski to find out for sure.
If the rear toe holes do line up, I'd align the jig with these holes, and drill out the remainder of the holes. This should be pretty close to the original mount location.
If there is interferance, you typically need to move ~ 10mm from existing holes to preserve the strength of the ski around the screws.