Mounting - Which way does rubber insert go?

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Mounting - Which way does rubber insert go?  Thick tall side in front or back?

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Edited by danjpohl - Oct-24-09 at 4:34pm

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danjpohl Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Newbie Joined: Oct-24-09 Online Status: Offline Posts: 3	Quote Reply Topic: Mounting - Which way does rubber insert go? Posted: Oct-24-09 at 4:34pm
	Mounting - Which way does rubber insert go? Thick tall side in front or back? THANKS Edited by danjpohl - Oct-24-09 at 4:34pm

Sean Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Visit Members Homepage Add to Buddy List Admin Group Owner Joined: Jan-17-09 Online Status: Offline Posts: 119	Quote Reply Posted: Oct-27-09 at 9:08am
	Dan, what make and model are you trying to install the skis on? - Sean www.CurveIndustries.com www.RideWithRobbie.com

danjpohl Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Newbie Joined: Oct-24-09 Online Status: Offline Posts: 3	Quote Reply Posted: Oct-27-09 at 9:12am
	2009 Yamaha XTX Edited by danjpohl - Oct-27-09 at 9:12am

danjpohl Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Newbie Joined: Oct-24-09 Online Status: Offline Posts: 3	Quote Reply Posted: Oct-27-09 at 9:30am
	Sorry for short answers, was busy at work... I put them on the way that they were in the ski from you guys. This was the opposite of the way the stock skiis were. Stock had the rubber in to push the tip up and the rubber was in my skiis so that it would push the tip down. I picked them up at Haydays, I am the guy who measured the ski length with the stick. Ended up getting a new trailer so the length did not matter in the end. Also, what info do you have on to toe in or out? THANKS

Sean Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Visit Members Homepage Add to Buddy List Admin Group Owner Joined: Jan-17-09 Online Status: Offline Posts: 119	Quote Reply Posted: Oct-27-09 at 5:52pm
	No problem Dan! On your Nytro, you'll want the thickest part of the spindle rubber to be on the backside of the spindle. This should give your ski a neutral position when lifted off the shop floor. Click here for the Curve XS manual: http://www.curvexs.com/articles/Curve-XS-Manual.pdf Your toe can be adjusted as described. Let us know if you have any questions... you'll want .25" - .375" TOE OUT per ski. - Sean www.CurveIndustries.com www.RideWithRobbie.com