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New park ski or remount?

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thefilmerguy
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i want a good ski for park that i could mount like -1cm back from true center that could also handle some powder and all mountain shredding. im like 5'9" 140 pounds. i already have some 2006 Rossi scratch fs's 167 mounted at the suggested modern mounting point which is pretty far back like 4cm from true center. should i just get a cheap pair of twins and center them or remount my scratches to like -1cm from center?
Aug 13 2006 6:41PM
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thefilmerguy
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come on help me out
Aug 13 2006 6:59PM
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MALONE
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remount em true center
Aug 13 2006 7:07PM
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St.Steezy
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remount you scratches true centre and buy a pair of all mountain skis instead of buying another park ski.
Aug 13 2006 7:08PM
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thefilmerguy
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does remounting hurt the ski at all or would it crack it or damage it?
Aug 13 2006 7:09PM
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MALONE
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just plug the old holes youll be fine, Ive never had a skis break from to many mounts
Aug 13 2006 7:15PM
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poofartpee
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maybe not true centre but deff remote its cheaper and a cheap park ski prob wont last long
Aug 13 2006 8:37PM
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kbrando
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remounting is the way to go it is cheaper and as long as u dont do it to many times it wont hurt the skis but i would plug the holes just to be on the safe side
Aug 13 2006 8:58PM
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MALONE
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you HAVE to plug the holes, if you dont water gets in there rots the core and you WILL snap your skis
Aug 13 2006 9:00PM
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LC.
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New skis will cost you $500. A remount will cost you $30. Tough call.
Aug 14 2006 9:01AM
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thefilmerguy
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if i mounted em -2 back from true center you think i could still ski powder w/o problem
Aug 14 2006 4:41PM
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doitbig
Posts: 4818 - Karma: 315
moving them 2cm isn't gunna make to much difference...4cm won't even make much...
Aug 14 2006 5:21PM
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eheath
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Well seeing how u have a 167 ski and you're 5'9" you kinda need new skis anyways...
Aug 14 2006 5:50PM
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