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Mounting READ!!

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jalokim1
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so, i had a pair of scratch 200 bindings on my invaders, and i toasted them a week ago. So i bought a pair of px12 ti's and wen to the shop to get them mounted as I'm going skiing on Friday. so i get there shops closed and I'm freakin out. So i get home and notice the holes are in the same places for both bindings. So i took of the old ones put on the px12's and everything seems to be fine. i adjusted to my sole length and adjusted the din. Does anyone see a problem with what i did ? and should i have just waited and or am i forgetting something ?
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Skillz
Posts: 945 - Karma: 50
Forward pressure?
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ESfreeridepa
Posts: 2204 - Karma: 11
maybe want to drop a little epoxy or something in each hole
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skidemon22
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yea, deff want to do that!!
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jca
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put some gorrilla glue in there
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Casey
Posts: 8025 - Karma: 27,011
yea def epoxy or wood glue, and don't over tighten or use a drill! you'll strip the holes and then have to heely coil, which is a bitch.
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D-40
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you guys realize that he put the new bindings in the old holes right? 
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titsLOL
Posts: 7485 - Karma: 396
whatever I've changed bindings without usuin glue or epoxy and haven't had big problems, but it couldn't hurt to throw some in if you're worried
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Love_Wins.
Posts: 5536 - Karma: -1
I've done it when I snapped and heelpiece on some shitty solly bindings and didn't want to re-drill for one new heelpiece, they should be ok, but most definitely put some JB weld, Gorilla glue, some some other sort of really strong glue or 2-part epoxy in the holes.
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13stripes
Posts: 3795 - Karma: 271
man thats risky as hell at the very least you would want to put some epoxy in there, every one ive seen do this has riped either a heel or toe off within about a week, you may just want to take a few measurements and move then forward or backward a cm or somthing this will give ya a better chance of them staying on your feet and if your just gunna leave em at least trun your din down so they're less likely to rip off
good luck
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ski_cartel
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you should be fine as long as the holes are not stripped at all. A little white glue in there would help but otherwise I see no problem with it.
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