My 120 brakes are fine... I will post an after mount photo for perspective.Quote:
Originally Posted by LightRanger
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My 120 brakes are fine... I will post an after mount photo for perspective.Quote:
Originally Posted by LightRanger
I think you could go either way to be honest. The 110s are probably more resell-able though.Quote:
Originally Posted by LightRanger
Cool. Yeah, would be ordering in the next few days. I'd like to as little edge overhang as possible because there's a possibility I'd have the skis on steep hard stuff even at that width. (Not ideal, but sometimes unavoidable.)
J, I know the 120s will fit. I'm just wondering if the 110s will without any real bending. Dremeling plastic is less problematic.
110s fit my Steeple 116s without an issue.Quote:
Originally Posted by LightRanger
Sweet. Thanks sir.Quote:
Originally Posted by CallMeAl
Thread drift but curious what length are your steeples and do you know the weight with or without the tectons ? Amazed at how capable my 102’s are and really damp inspite of having dynafit speed turns on them . Thinking 116 steeple rather than billy goat because they’re so damp. Tecton makes senseQuote:
Originally Posted by CallMeAl
Upon closer examination... get the 110 brakes. They will be fine for sure. The overhang isn’t a big deal, I was turning them over pretty well on groomers and the brakes aren’t chewed up at all. But a tighter fit is always nice.Quote:
Originally Posted by LightRanger
What skis are you putting them on anyway? If we have the same bindings and similar weight skis I’m going to run out of excuses. ;-)
Helio 116s.
Still on the fence with the impending move and soon-to-be-much-smaller cash flow. But think I'm going to do it.
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Originally Posted by 1000-oaks
I asked this in the vipec thread but I guess I should ask it in here as well. Any beta is appreciated
“Does anyone know or have any info on whether or not that fritschi has demo bindings in either a viper or Tecton? Any info would be helpful. I’ve had a mismount on a newish pair of skis(2nd mount). I’m running out of options to salvage these skis. Latest mount is the vipec so thinking a demo vipec/Tecton with adjustable toe and longer heel track could be the answer. Is this a possibility for shops that want to rent them?”
Yeah I remember when they first launched they had demo plates.
I mean if you really had to I bet you could CAD up and CNC some longer alum. plates.
I don't know for sure, but the paper template I downloaded from Wildsnow had a both demo and normal screw pattern for the heel. I believe the demo hole pattern had six screws.
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Originally Posted by NorCalNomad
Thanks. Good beta. I’m really hoping the demo toe/plate , if it exists, has adjustmentQuote:
Originally Posted by telemon10
Black Diamond has the 60mm adjustment heel plate, give them a call or email about it. I know because I have some, needed it to make a remount work.
Black Diamond also has these demo plates. The mount in the same holes as Vipec and Tecton. 12 mm stack height. About 50 mm travel. They are meant for non-evo Vipec. Tecton heel is not quite a perfect fit.Attachment 225049
I think I’ll need those regardless. ThanksQuote:
Originally Posted by Bean
Wow! Thanks sooo much . I’ll take the stack height if I can make this work. Save us all a headache , especially if it’s the same holes. Should be able to find out if we can make it work for evoQuote:
Originally Posted by stevied
Yeah, I remember adjustability only in the heels for Vipec demos (longer track). Same fixed mount toe as for regular Vipecs.
... Thom
Oh do those plates go together for the heels. I was under the impression the two on the left were for adjustable/demo toes and the two on the right the adjustable/demo heel tracks ?
Attachment 225064
I've never seen those toe plates (and they're not referenced in the installation guide I have on file). That's a good find!
... Thom
Based on the markings I would say they go together. BD sells a heel only kit too. I think that would be the long plate with different screw pattern.
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You may have just saved a $1100 cad ski for me. Hopefully the shop can get them up here north of “the” border and they’ll work with an evo, or we can make them work . Thanks againQuote:
Originally Posted by stevied
@Solesides - found the video confirming that TLT6 toe isn't endorsed for working with Tecton/Evo toe.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QuXDwwNZBjA
TLT6 heel also renders it incompatible with Tecton
BTW Lee, earlier you mentioned transitioning the binding just like in the video when your brake pad cracked. When I first got mine I looked for the video and noticed they had deleted it. Which is interesting.
Big fan overall though- just ordered another pair to replace the kingpins on my skinny BC setup.
That video does a great job explaining why boots without a standard toe won't release in a forward fall, which I referenced in the Hoji boot thread. The toe bumper needs to lever the boot out...Quote:
Originally Posted by LeeLau
https://www.wildsnow.com/11228/mount...ritschi-vipec/
seek and you shall find! As the mounting pattern is identical on all vipecs and tectons, the system should work with all generations i would think- Stack height increases a bit, but the measly 25mm rear adjustment on the stock vipec also grows significantly, either by a longer plate in the back or by the system depicted above :)
sorry for not posting this the other day - simply forgot. Crazy week.