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Toe Lift In Binding Help!

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Tmeels
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I just got 06 T Hall 170s. Center mounted with P12 Jibs. On one ski only does this happen: When I lean back or lift up on my toe the boot kind of slides up and back (very little but I can feel it). Its like on the other ski I lean back and get immediate response the ski tip comes up but on this one the boot moves in the binding before the ski does. Very Very small, didnt seem to effect them my first ride. Should I Worry. The DIN on both is 6.5 cause I'm short and light. What Should I do?
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420_Fujative_420
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my p10's did that. nothing to worry about.
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hemlockjibber8
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your boots are probably worn and the toe piece isnt to DIN. get new toe pieces if you can on your boots, that could help
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Tmeels
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Boots are brand new worn once.
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poofartpee
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there should be a screw somwere where u can tightin the wings and are ur boot toes in good condition?
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Spitzer
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P12s don't have a wing adjustment like the sollys.
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Tmeels
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Yah no wing adjustment. And boots are in perfect condition, Brand New. Any other suggestions? Not a Problem? Increase DIN?
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420_Fujative_420
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like i said mine did it too and i never had any problems.
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Aseets
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Double check with the shop, they might have done something wrong.
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Spitzer
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You might need to get the forward pressure checked on your binding. It almost sounds like it's not enough to keep the boot from sliding back.
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NoTeefa
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don't increase the din, you either don't have enough forward pressure or your boot toe is too thin
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Tmeels
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But its only on ONE SKI. Boots are fine.
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Anathema
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the shop tech didn't adjust the forward pressure properly.
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qazplm341
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look at the heel piece. There is a screw at the back. But your boot into the binding and look at the screw. It should be flush with the notch at the top.
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IHOP
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Take it to a shop.
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ski_cartel
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ok dont not increas the din, u sayed that your light so too much higher could mean death if you fall, if you cant adjust the wings try adjusting the heel piece to make the binding slightly smaller, just take a screw driver and move the heel piece, there is a screw in the back to do this
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Spitzer
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not quite the answer to adjusting forward pressure... little more than just screwing things in. It's already been mentioned in a previous reply by qazplm341.

Just make sure the screw is flush with the inside of the C cut out. Here's a pic:

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Spitzer
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*flush with the inside of the c cut out with your boot in the binding*
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skibum193
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you can also do what is called counter sinking, where you screw it in like a 1/4 inch inside the binding. this is for switch landings, so you dont eject. also click your boot in, and pull up and down on the heelpiece a bunch of times, to work in the spring
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Tmeels
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Tightned that about 6 clicks. NOTHING! Ha my friend look at it while I leaned back. He said my binding is moving. The toe part of my binding is moving.
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