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Salomon wing adjustment

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quattro179
Posts: 464 - Karma: 54
Ok I know that a lot of you hate these bindings, but I dont care. I got them for a deal and they werent my first choice either.
OK, I have S912 ti and I was wonderin how to tighten those damn wings in. Cause they get loose so my boot can slide a little bit left and right and it is drivin me insane.
Oct 9 2005 1:25PM
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Dieter1080
Posts: 244 - Karma: 66
you have a screw on top of the toe piece, when your boot is in place just tighten it is much as possible with a screwdriver.

do this again every once in a while because they'll probably loosen again soon
Oct 9 2005 1:28PM
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Shadows
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not on top dumbass.
to tighten the wings, there is a flat head screwdriver tip on the sides of the wings. tighten that.
Oct 9 2005 1:32PM
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Tinga
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this guy os correct the top screw adjusts the toe height
Oct 9 2005 2:00PM
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quattro179
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Ok. I am confused. There are no screws on the side of the wings but there is the big flathead on the top. Will these still release good if i tighten it that much.
Oct 9 2005 4:00PM
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bdskier
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there is a screw on the side of one the wings that runs all the way through, tightening both equally. Do not 'crank the top screw all the way down' You have to leave room for release, stick a credit card in there, then tighten it down.
Oct 9 2005 4:17PM
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SNWBDRHOON
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there's some stuff listed on the salomon shop site... i'd start there.
Oct 9 2005 6:00PM
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Big_Willy
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Be careful to not overtighten that screw, that will just make it worse.
Oct 9 2005 6:09PM
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