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WONTON
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ok i still really havent found a definite answer for my problem here. i have a pair of look p10 lifters and i want them mounted without the lifters. how do i go about doing this? just shorter screws? or do i need some adapter plate thing?

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Apr 4 2005 11:53PM
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Ghost82nd
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just use shorter screws...go to your shop if you can and theyll do em if they have the screws. the lifters dont really make that much of a difference unless like riding switch and you want to have a lower profile. but if you know how to mount them yourself you just need shorter screws i think

Apr 4 2005 11:54PM
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Triple_Strum
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^ding ding ding. I used shorter screws on the exact problem and it is perfect.

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Apr 5 2005 12:06AM
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TheStamos
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just tell your techie to do it , grind down screws if he has to or go to a different shop because some are super gay with the liability bullshit.

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Apr 5 2005 12:07AM
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KAF
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Grinding down screws sucks. Be greatful if they do it for you.

Apr 5 2005 8:56AM
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rodadeaco
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Grinding down screws ain't that hard, use a bench grinder.


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Apr 5 2005 9:44AM
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KAF
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Its still a pain in the ass to grind down 16 screws.

Apr 5 2005 12:56PM
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ArmadaBC
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Grinding down screws isn't hard it is just unecessary you can find the screw size you are looking for in a million differnt sizes I did it to mine and they work great

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Apr 5 2005 2:50PM
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Luc.
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you should be able to grind them down but that would be time comsuming...unless u have a half descent grinder than it would take 30 min max

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Apr 5 2005 4:31PM
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johanblaze
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i tried to get my p12's mounted without lifters. here's what's up-

they can mount the toe piece without the lifter plate, but the heel piece actually has the lifter built in. it's all one piece, so it can't be mounted without that extra few mm it raises you. they can mount the heel piece, and the front piece without the lifter, but that would actually mean your boot sits at a downward angle form the heel to the toe.

i would just mount them with the lifters. it's not a big deal. if they crack or whatever you are afraid of, there should be a warranty.

Apr 5 2005 6:33PM
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WONTON
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ok...has anyone actually done this with the p10 lifters...whats the deal im getting way too many answers

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Apr 8 2005 9:52PM
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deleted000
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That might be good for switch skiing if you think about it.

Apr 8 2005 10:46PM
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WONTON
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bizump

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Apr 9 2005 2:05PM
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