im looking for those bindings bolts that you screw into the board then cam lock down..ive seen them on a board but failed to see who made those cam lock bolts..who makes them? thank you

The are the Liquid Force F.A.S.T system cams. The call them "Liquid Cams" <BR> <BR>later, Clay

Wasn't there some called Lokz or something. I think they went under or sold.

Liquid Force has licensed the technology from Lokz, but I'm not sure if Lokz makes them any more. I know that Liquid uses the design, but makes them themselves. Anyway, you should be able to get a set from your Liquid Force dealer.

thank you..anyone know how long the screw is on the liquid cams? i need the screw to be at least 1" long to use with my NICE PSR1 Bindings....

Just measured...3 1/3 centimeters of thread and the actual screw with the 2 supplied washers is just shy of 3/4". Hope this helped. <BR> <BR>Clay

so the end of the screw to the washer is 3/4" long? ...argh i need it close to 1" long

yes, the shank of the screw is a hair UNDER 3/4". I dont see what it has to be 1" long, you dont have to bottom the screws out. Now if the screws are too long then that would be a whole different story, but as long as you get at least 3 threads you should be good to go. <BR> <BR>Clay

i tried to use a screw with the special counter sunk washer that was 3/4" long over all from end to washer..NICE PSR1 Bindings have a thick baseplate, exactly 1/2" thick..the Threads in my 2002 Hyperlite Project board dont start at the surface of the board maybe a good 1/8 inch below the surface of the board..what do you think?

is that washer that comes with the "liquid cams" Allumiunum and thick? could you use a thinner nylon washer instead? to expose more thread?

dave, just curious, how did lf improve the technology? i still have a pair of lokz and compared them...exactly the same.

it is two thin nylon washers, im sure you could get by with one BUT it isnt going to give the 1"

Joe: BY "liscensing the technology" Im pretty sure he wasnt implying they improved on them (very simple design) They just bought the technology and put their name on it.

I don't know if LF has changed them at all. I'm assuming they are the same basic design, but I don't know for a fact. I just know that they licensed the idea because they thought it was a good one.

im looking at a picture of the 2001 lokz and todays "liquid cams" they both look different..same design concept but the lokz have a trick bevelled alluminum washer..and they came in colors

dave, am i high (not really) or didn't your original post say that lf improved the technology?

You would be high...but they still may have despite your inebriated state. <IMG SRC="http://www.wakeworld.com/MB/Discus/clipart/happy.gif" ALT=":-)" BORDER=0>

aluminum washer= .05$ <BR>Krylon= .97$ <BR> <BR>

are you being funny..no the lokz seamed to be annodized and even a different shape..the washer was machined and also annodized...anyways not sure if the "liquid cams" will work..does anyone know how thick the baseplate is on "liquid forces" bindings .. are they 1/2" thick then i think the "liquid cams" will work with my NICE PSR1's thank you

"are you being funny" <BR> <BR>Most of the time I try....(gets the tape measure out again...) The baseplate on my 05 Transits are a hair under 1/2".