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Where to mount 4frnt MSP

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skiWASHDC
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Iam mounting my 4frnt MSP supermodels 180 with fks185's

Iam 6'3 245 i ski east coast and west coast and canada.

50% park 50 groomers and everything else the west has to offer.

Where should I mount?
Dec 3 2006 5:04PM
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skiWASHDC
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Im just unsure where to mount them. I kinda want reinforcement ya know?
Dec 3 2006 5:04PM
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XXL_Steeze
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Well I rode mine exactly the way you do, and I mounted mine 3 cm back from the center line. It worked dopizzle. Park and pow? you are gonna kill it everywhere.
Dec 3 2006 5:08PM
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FERREZZ
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the forward mount point
Dec 3 2006 5:10PM
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skiWASHDC
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I was thinking maybe a cm or two from center, too. I got sooo nervous cus i dropped my skis off and I was way late and I comepletely forgot to tell them where to mount.

And they soo would just mount them anywhere and fuck me over.
Dec 3 2006 5:11PM
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ecsm.
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did they do um good?
Dec 3 2006 5:40PM
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skiWASHDC
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i get them back thursday.
I said 2 Cm back.

even though it might not make difference but oh well.
Dec 3 2006 6:05PM
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Dr.Thunfisch
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i think 3 cm would be good from center, becaus the msp in not a very symetrical ski and so.....
Dec 4 2006 10:58AM
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skimasterflex
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that tail is way too stiff to ski them that far foward. You'd be way happier skiing them at Freeride or 1-2cm back from there. I skied them at Freeride last year and wanted to be a couple more back cuz the stiffass tail gets cought up pretty bad.
Dec 4 2006 12:16PM
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