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MOUNTING SALOMON 912 QUESTIONS!!!

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Mikael420
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hello!

Thanks in advance for reading this and any advice you can give!

I got my shit drilled with the salomon jig and I am macgivering my brakes to fit my libtech magnatractions. They arent that much wider so not much tweaking is nessecary, but I have to mt it myself because im in japan and they wont do it for me! My question is regarding how the brake attatches to the heelpiece... i see the front of the brake slides into the 2 slots but im not sure how the BASE of the brake attatches... any hints or clues or should I just macgiver my brake and take it to a shop?

THANKS ALOT!!!! PM me if nessecary, or post here so others w/ similar problems can be helped!

Thanks and regards

b
Dec 24 2007 2:58AM
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Pwn.Mode
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a screw? i think you're going to have more trouble adjusting the toe piece.
Dec 24 2007 12:38PM
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bret
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back of the brake goes in with a screw.  don't bend the brakes until you've mounted the bindings on the
skis and clicked in the boots otherwise you will break the brake housing.  for toe wing adjustment, click in your boot and turn the wing screw until it feels snug with the sides of your boot, but do not overtighten.  for toe height adjustment, turn the top screw with the boot clicked in.  you want to be able to slide your drivers license through between the bottom of your boot and the teflon on the toepiece with just a hint of resistance. 



but really, my advice is don't try to do all this shit yourself. 
Dec 24 2007 1:56PM
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Mikael420
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NICE!

thanks alot bret, i got both pieces in and narrow brakes tweaked with no trouble... Im off to shred some deep japanese pow in 3 days, so this is lifesaving advice! cheers and enjoy the season

b
Dec 25 2007 2:54AM
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bret
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cool man!  be safe and have fun!
Dec 25 2007 3:24AM
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