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On3p cease and desist mounting location?

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supersquid
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Does anyone ski the cease and desist forward from the recommended mounting line? I have the 2017-18 version in a 181 I believe, although it looks more like a 185. I was thinking of reworking my quiver and may need to sell the cease and desist. I ski at alta mainly and like to spin and trick around, not really slow speed jibbing tho. Some trees but more of the wide open rough stuff. I dont know where the recommended line is but I was wondering if yall have tried mounting them a bit closer to center to help with spins. I dont want to lose the hard charging aspects of the ski, im also used to leaning forward and driving the ski through the crud. I dont want to drill another set of holes in the ski if it wont accomplish what I want. I would just sell them and find something new.

Tldr: want to spin more on cease and desist, should I mount them forward or sell them and get something else.
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JWillySkeez
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Far enough back that your bindings are on the most splayed part of the rocker, should be -40 from center or so
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supersquid
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JWillySkeezFar enough back that your bindings are on the most splayed part of the rocker, should be -40 from center or so


Your room temperature IQ is alarming
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RudyGarmisch
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Do you notice the mount when you spin?

I'd almost think the RES and pin tail would effect the spin-ability more than the mount.

I'd also say always mount on the line with RES - forward mount testing was scary when that was being developed.
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supersquid
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RudyGarmischDo you notice the mount when you spin?

I'd almost think the RES and pin tail would effect the spin-ability more than the mount.

I'd also say always mount on the line with RES - forward mount testing was scary when that was being developed.


Update, looked at where my bc lined up and its about -1 from the line. I bought em used and was able to keep original mount, then I changed boots twice.

I have about 7 days total on them and have noticed the tips are a little weird in the air. Its honestly more noticeable on the chair than actually spinning, but those spins were done on smaller midwest terrain not alta. Gonna ski em tomorrow for the first time in about a year so I can be positive what im feeling is correct. The Res does scare me though with mounting forward. Also probably not worth the remount just to gain +1 to put me directly on the line.
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