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DIN setting question

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powseattle
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I mounted px 12's on 175 4frnt vct turbo. Its my only ski right now. I ski alot of backcountry at Crystal mtn. Washington, alot of deep wet snow.
I'm 6ft even, 159. The shop set them at 8, is that going to be sufficient?
Nov 16 2010 10:34PM
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Balto
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1. read the sticky, we are not supposed to help with din questions
2. if you don't already know, don't touch your din from the start
3. if you keep popping out, bump your din up a half turn, rinse and repete, but ONLY if you eject all the time when you shouldn't have
Nov 16 2010 10:36PM
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Blake.P
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If you have to ask, you don't know enough about DINs to make adjustments
Nov 17 2010 1:30AM
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AJizzle
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Nov 17 2010 1:31AM
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Rockhound
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graham, dont be a dumbass, peace
Nov 17 2010 1:38AM
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AJizzle
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Yeah graham lol
Nov 17 2010 1:45AM
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Abc567def
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noone here can tell you what to set them at
Nov 17 2010 3:06AM
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Evilchris
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We arn't supposed to help with DIN question because if some stupid 12 year olds tells you to crank your DIN to 16 and you blow your knee... that wouldn't be good. But 8 sounds like a solid number, I would trust your shop
Nov 17 2010 8:02AM
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pdxplanker
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a lot goes into setting the DIN, height, weight, BSL, skier ability, etc. its best that a shop sets your DIN as they can do it correctly based on your abilities and physical characteristics. DO NOT ADJUST YOUR DIN.
Nov 17 2010 12:57PM
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