I have always shot the speed mods on my Allegiance. The draw cycle does not change significantly. When the weather turns cold and I am spending more time on stand than at the range, I will turn the weight down as appropriate to allow drawing with cold, stiff arms and heavy clothing.
I have the speed mods on my General. I have a short 26.5" draw, so wanted all the speed I could get. There is a small hump to get over just before full draw. But its nothing major in my book. I shot a single cam bow with no hump before this.In fact I've been able to increase the lb's on the General to 67, and draw it w/same effort as my old 60lb bow. So I'm not complaining there. If its a real concern for youon having areal smooth draw I'd run to a Pro Shop, and see if can try one with both cams.
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Thx for the replies I think I'm going with the speed mods and if I don't like them I will switch to the smooth mods! What kinda speed you getting out of your generals?
before you go messing with your bow ,see if it falls under the repair recall bowtech has right now ,then change the mods.read the "sticky" at the top of the page
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