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Thread: dynastar trouble maker quesitons, x-posted

  1. #1
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    found skis, possible damage questions now

    I just got a pair of head mad trix, 172 cm and mounted them in the big mountain mode. I really liked how they skied. I lent them to a friend who lost them, and now is replacing them with a pair of 175 troublemakers becasue he has a hook up with dynastar. Has anyone skied the 2 skis and can compare them, and are troublemakers marked to be center mounted? im thinking if they are id mount them 2 cm back to ski more like my mad trix. Does this make sense?
    Thanks a lot
    Last edited by skibum1087; 12-25-2003 at 04:13 PM.

  2. #2
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    Oct 2003
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    I got the TM and i put them center mount. First time i have ever done this with a ski. I love them. I like them being in the center. If you are going to use them for park and groomers then i would tell you to center mount them.

  3. #3
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    I've skied both. TM's have less sidecut, so they'll never rail turns as hard as the MT. I think TMs are softer too.

    Rather than try to get your TMs (a fantastic park ski) to ski more like the MTs (an OK park ski and a great all-mtn ski) why not just sell the TMs and buy MTs? Some shops still have 03 MTs on sale.

    Otherwise, a shop might even swap a TM for an 04 MT.

    As for mounting position, I don't think mounting the TM back is going to be enough to make them similar to the MT.
    vapor lock - bitch.

  4. #4
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    The lost mad trix were finally located, so no more trouble makers. But they were left outside in the rain for a few days and possibly through some freezing and thawing with the bindings filled with water. I didint have any core shots in the ski so im not to worried, but is there anything i should look for in terms of warping or binding damage if there is no obvious huge rust after this?

  5. #5
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    ski them hard, and if you break a leg or tear a muscle, you will know that they were damaged in the rain/freeze.

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