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ski_powpow
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I want to take my rossi axial 120's off my EHP's and put them one my JJ's. The thing is i wanted to replace what was on the EHP's with a pair of 150 free's. Is the hole pattern the same/can i put the 150's in the 120's place without redrilling? Also I have seen questions around and am wondering myself can I ride the 150's on lower din if i want or do they have to be at 11 at least to centre?
Oct 1 2008 1:25AM
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Balto
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you can ride them lower then 11. and i would have a shop do the remounting just to be safe
Oct 1 2008 1:27AM
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ski_powpow
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Ya don't worry im defiantly getting them mounted at a shop i just wanted to know if say riding them on 9 is practical or would they not function properly? The reason I want them is because of the cheap price that;s why theres conflict
Oct 1 2008 1:45AM
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Ben.
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why wouldnt u be able to ride them on a 9.....
Oct 1 2008 2:47AM
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nathanielstyza
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bump.

is it possible to switch bindings by yourself?
is it really all that risky?
has anyone done it on there own?
Dec 28 2008 3:40PM
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LC.
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2 screws are different. Your shop will take care of it.
Dec 28 2008 4:48PM
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MEGAZORD
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Heel mounting pattern is shorter, take them to a shop.
Dec 28 2008 5:40PM
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huge-go
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I'd say if you have to ask, you shouldn't do it. It's fairly easy, but at the same time easy to fuck up.
Dec 28 2008 5:59PM
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nathanielstyza
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i guess i was just thinking if i mess it up and can just take it to the shop and have them figure it out. that is if i dont fuck it up too bad, but i cant see that happening.
Dec 28 2008 9:31PM
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MEGAZORD
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But you can potentially fuck it up real bad. 
Dec 28 2008 9:48PM
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yeahitsdave
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heres just one example of what you can do wrong... https://www.newschoolers.com/web/forums/readthread/thread_id/403054/

and thats a shop doing it
Dec 29 2008 8:40AM
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Maximumsushi
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If you have to ask, and want to do it yourself, chances are you don't have the drill jig. If you do it yourself, chances are you'll drill a crooked pattern and or drill too far and into your base. It happens all the time. Hit up your local shop.
Dec 29 2008 9:59AM
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