We have found the PGM stacks to be the best for using with a Project. The FHZ kit is a bit inconsistent and doesn't always fit right.

awsome i plan on trying it later! is there any where i can get a tutorial on swapping the hubstacks? this is gonna be my first attempt and i really dont wanna mess up my new markmont.

by the way....smoothest yo ive played, u guys are doing a killer job!

Also anyone know if the hubstacks are going to negatively effect the play??

thanks again for all the help - rich

in response to the affect play, i posted a guide on the previous page that explains it. If the stacks come outside of the sides of the yo, it causes the center of rotation to be off, making the yo vibe or imbalanced unless thrown perfectly straight. The nice thing about the rims carrying the weight is that it causes the spin to auto correct, causing less vibe. the wider the rotational focus, the smoother and more stable it will spin.

so i did it...here it is, sorry about the quality i took it with my phone. thanks again for all the help.

-rich

....sorry about the size. i have no idea what happened.

nice. does it work?

Absolutly. The stacks were easy to put on and they worked flawlessly but I got so tired of turning the damn hex nut to get rif of the woble that I took em off. Mark mont just wasn't the same anyway.when the p2 comes out ill probably stack it...as for now the pgm's back together.

dude, if you used a PGM stack, here's a great way to get it balanced, there's a mark on the nuts. but you can't have the stack on to see them. The should be small lines. GL!

Good to know man I'll have to try that later.

found that out when i was cleaning the stacks out on my PGM XD