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Old 01-31-2009, 04:56 AM   #1
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Default Bowtechs Cams and Timing

I have an 08 Ally with speed cams. Love the bow. Had a Limbdriver rest on it but switched it out for an Ultra Rest. Nothing wrong with the Limbdriver, just like the Ultra Rest better for verious reasons. Accuracy seems to be close to the same. However, I have heard that attaching a drop away cord to the harness can throw off the timing on Bowtechs. Anyone have any experience with this or know anything about this?



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Old 01-31-2009, 05:47 AM   #2
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I suspect its just a matter of getting the rest timing right. You def don't want the rest to come up so early that the cord is putting major pressure on one of the cables at full draw. It's an issue witha a single cam too. If for whatever reason the rest needed to come up a bit earlier than ususal you could alter cable length on the affected cable to bring the cams back to synch/proper poundage/letoff- i.e.compensate Bottom line you wouldn't want much pressure on the cable at all-just enough pressure for the dropaway cord to do it's job




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Old 01-31-2009, 07:22 AM   #3
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Yes I would think that could be the trick. I was also wondering if there are any long term effects on timing even if the rest was timed properly? Seems to be fine right now.
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Ed, Get the cams synced at rest then check them at full draw (much easier to do with a draw board. Sometimes you have toadjust the twists inthe bottom cable.

You should have tried the New containment arms for the Limb DriversI'll have stock either Monday or Tuesday

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Old 01-31-2009, 12:35 PM   #5
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Okay just got back from archery shop. Cams are in sync. I was told that if I had the rest timed properly(Which I do) there should be no problems./ Dan, shoot me a pic of one of those when they come in if you get a chance.


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Okay just got back from archery shop. Cams are in sync. I was told that if I had the rest timed properly(Which I do) there should be no problems./ Dan, shoot me a pic of one of those when they come in if you get a chance.


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Will do Dan




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