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Adjusting Look Pivot Bindings
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Does anyone know how to adjust Look P10 bindings to fit a boot? I am assuming they are all the same (P10, P12 etc..)
Thanks guys
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phillips head screwdriver in the back of the binding...it will come out very little before it comes off...if it comes off then u need a remount...
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Yeah its a little more than just philips head until it comes off the back.
Put your boot in the binding but not click in
Move the heelpiece forward or back on the track using a philips screwdriver on tha back of the lower part of the heelpiece.
If the heelpiece slips off of the track either way you need a remount (that track actualy has quite alot of movement so you should be more than ok if you just switching a size or two)
If it doesnt slip off click the boot in when it 'looks like' it would fit
Then adjust the screw in the back that you were moving the track with so it fits flush or SLIGHTLY out of the innermost part of the u shape plastic it sits in.
Click the boot in and out a few times, checking the screw in the back, just to make sure the heel piece caught on the track in the right place.
Check that screw with your boot in periodically because they do have a tenedency to slip on it.
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^that explanation could cause some confusion, so I'm gonna resay what he said just to make sure you don't screw up.
Turn the screw back (or forward) until the boot fits in the binding.
Click the boot in.
Check the screw (while the boot is in) to make sure the screw is flush with the plastic of the binding.
If it's not flush, pop the boot out and turn the screw a bit in the proper direction. (you can't turn the screw while the boot is in because sometimes it won't set properly)
Pop the boot back in to check again.
When the screw is flush while the boot is in, set your din ect.
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Hi guys,
Thanks a lot for the instructions, they've helped a ton. Now, I am confused about just one thing--when you say 'take out the boot and check that the screw is flush w/ the boot' how can you check that? I'm not seeing the other end of the screw on the other side...?
Thanks fellas
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read mine.
check the screw is flush with the binding while the boot is clicked in
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What are you guys talking about, 'if it comes off the track you need a remount' just turn the phillips until it goes back on
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^no they mean that if the peice comes off the track because the new boot is too large or too small then you need a remount to fit the boot to the binding. as long as you can adjust the heel peice so that the new boot fits while the heel peice is still on the track and can be secured then your fine
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that little hole in the back on the binding is where you adjust it at. make sure you know what you were doing.
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^word, and even if it does fit the trak fine , if you moved it alot consider a remount cous the centerpoint of your mount is off now and say you have sole center on a pair of publicenemies and you have a new boot your farther back on the tail now.
just something to consider
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