Bowtech Allegiance Vibration Question

[pa_yote_hunter]

Hey Guys and Gals,

I shoot a 2005 Bowtech Allegiance and feel that there is a little to much vibration and noise when I shoot the bow.

What dampeners should I look into putting on my bow. Should I invest in a string decelerator?

Here is whats on the bow right now....




what should I add/replace/take away

Looking for a bow with less vibration and less noise

[halfbakedi420]

i would add wool ( or cloth) above and below the nok, inside the string if you will.. to help ease it..then see if i need more dampenin.

lol @ your nik.....it looks like peyote hunter

[zeek99]

Try it without the quiver. Make sure the cable slide rod is tight and the slide and cables are put on correct with no cable contact with other. Make sure the draw length mods are tight if so equipped. Check all screws or bolts on everything. Check the timing. Try a heavier arrow. Most all this you can do your self unless you need a press to adjust the timing. Take your time with it since it's all a learning process. Good luck

[rynigner]

Take it to a reputable shop and get it a "tune up." As stated if the timing is off it can cause vibration... How old are the strings/cables? If they are original and it' an '05, it's time for some new ones...

The Ally is arguably the best bow that BT has produced. There should be minimal noise and vibration.

[pa_yote_hunter]

It does need new cables.....She shoots great thats for sure