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Do most bindings fit the same hole pattern?

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Thelaminater
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I am getting new skis and currently have a pair of griffons on my old skis. If I get new bindings next season will they be able to install them in the exact same holes? Or will I be left with holes filled in with play-doh? Should I just go all the way and get new skis and new bindings (probably will get Look Pivot 14s)? Thanks
Nov 17 2011 7:34PM
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Kreech
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Unless you get another pair of griffons, they will not fit. Jesters might, but pivots definitely wont
Nov 17 2011 7:42PM
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penguin_steeze
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some bindings use different holes. Some use 4, some use 3
Nov 17 2011 7:43PM
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Thelaminater
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hmmm so would having them drill another set of holes ruin the integrity of the ski?
Nov 17 2011 7:56PM
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SFBv420.0
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just drill holes in your binders to match the holes in your skis youll be fine bro
Nov 17 2011 9:57PM
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Thelaminater
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I was thinking it would be easier to just nail them in but I'll try this instead.

Thx for answers.
Nov 17 2011 11:37PM
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Kreech
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DO NOT DO THIS PLEASE!!!!!!!!!!!!! either of those would either ruin your skis or your bindings or both. nailing in your bindings, they would pull out FOR SURE, and you would probably go through the core and into the base. Just get them remounted at a shop, if it's the second mount they'll be fine. Do yourself a favor and NEVER WORK ON YOUR OWN STUFF UNTIL YOU KNOW WHAT YOU'R DOING!





for the record, can't tell if troll or not.
Nov 18 2011 12:47AM
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ace_
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finish nails work the best
Nov 18 2011 1:30AM
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