I found some sweet old flourescent pink Atomic Arc skis that I want to set up for retro day. They have Marker M16 bindings on them, I'll assume they're equally as old. Also some great rear entry boots. The bindings are too big by about 1" so I have to move them. I've never done this before.
The thing is that under the toe pieces, the lower plastic part is cracked at the front on both of them. The upper part that holds the boot in is solid (it has a solid main part and two detached parts on either side). I put some force on them and they still seem solidly attached. I'm thinking it would be better to leave the toe pieces alone and move the heel part... ? Do I need to find a drill template and where would I get one for old bindings like this? I checked out the template threads but I'm figuring that patterns change (maybe not?).
I did find other boots that are a bit too big that pretty much fit the bindings but they aren't quite as awesome as the rear entry boots. If it would be safer to not touch the bindings I can work with them.
I'm not sure about how to do this and the stupid/danger level. I'm probably just going to be skiing casual groomers on them.
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