Where to mount AR6's

TPalms

TPalms

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Hey, so I'm about to buy a pair of 2010 AR6's, and I'm going to put my PX12's on them, but I'm not exactly sure where they should be mounted. I ski in the midwest, so there's not much going on in terms of a mountain, so I'm usually hanging out in the park most of the day. I take trips out to Salt Lake though, so I like skiing the rest of the mountain when I can.

I just need some help on where I should mount my bindings? Cause I'd heard random things like Armadas needing to be set back 2 cm or something weird... I dunno I figured I'd just ask you guys (the experts). I weigh 155ish, am 5'10, and ski aggressively. I do pretty much equal jumps and rails and I'm looking to push my game further this season since I'm heading off to college and I'm gonna get more of a chance to ski now. Any help would be great, thanks!

 
this has been discussed MANY times, with this exact ski. It's all about personal preference. Yes, the recommended mounting point is at -2.5, however, you can mount the ski ANYWHERE you want. I skied mine at dead center the entire season last year and they were SICK, nothing went wrong with the ski, and I didn't have any trouble all mountain. If you like to do lots of park I'd recommend center, however it's completely up to you. Other locations thrown around their were -2, -1.5, -1. I'd say if you aren't going with center, the next best place is -1.5, I've heard a lot of good things about that spot, but again, it's completely up to you. But, they wont be ruined if if you mount center.
 
im wondering the same thing, i'll be using mine for mostly park as well. i'd just get volkl walls, but the graphics are so gay i can't bring myself to do it.
i'm thinking either center or maybe -1 at most.
will they still carve of jumps and stuff ok at center?
 
I have ghetto's mounted at -4 because thats as far forward as they recommend mounting them.

Basically, this season I'm remounting at true center, and I actually ski a lot of all mountain. So there you go.
 
center mount if ur going to be in the park most of the time and center mount doesnt really make it hard to ski all mountain after u get used to it. it makes a tromendus diferecne in the park for me
 
they'll be fine. It's factory recommend there for all mountain. Really, no ski is recommended at true center unless is a 100% symmetrical ski. It is just preference. Some people prefer -2.5 some prefer center, it's up to you based on what you like.
 
Hey thanks for all the help, I think I am gonna get them center-mounted. I always kinda regretted not centering my old ski's, so hopefully this'll help me out some.
 
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