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Core center vs k2 recommended

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wameron
Posts: 1233 - Karma: 1,222
so i just bought a pair of last seasons kung fujas and im mounting them with look px12 jibs
my only issue is im not sure whether or not to mount them core center or k2 recommended
im coming off of a pair of fujatives that were mistakenly mounted at traditional,
im going to be using them for basically everything, pow, grooms, park, trees, rails, some bumps, so where should i get them mounted do you think
+k for good answers
Oct 5 2009 7:51PM
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Logey.
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def center maby a couple centimeters back. you want it back for the powder and more center for rails.
Oct 5 2009 7:58PM
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TheBeardedOne
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Where do you ski? and take into consideration that core center and true center are the same mounting point on that ski. I would just mount at core center unless you are skiing real powder with them.
Oct 5 2009 8:03PM
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wameron
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i live in virginia but pretty much only ski out west, and when i go out west i go to like alta, pow mow, crested butte,
Oct 5 2009 10:11PM
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DHogg
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+4 or +5 is a good spot for all around type skiing
Oct 5 2009 11:28PM
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Kev-Hal
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I would mount them 2cm back from core centre on the graph on the sidewall.
Oct 6 2009 10:28AM
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str6t9
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I believe K2 recommended is +4 from traditional. It puts the mounting line about -3 from center. I ride everything with mine mounted on there suggested +4 and absolutely dig them. They ride switch like a dream and are balanced on rails and spins without sacrificing the all mountain skiing aspect. Tails don't wash out. I ride the 08-09 fujas and I usually find myself remounting skis to find the sweet spot and in this case K2 nailed it!
Oct 10 2009 12:23AM
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