The flipside to that is that if you DO have a conventional split string yoke, you do have the ability to compensate a bit for any limb torque and one-sided loads at full draw. This is due to the pressure from the the cables on the cable guard pulling to one side. Also cam lean can be manipulated by shortening (by twisting) one side of the yoke and not the other. This condition is worse on short a-to-a bows (generally), and can aslo depend on cable guard offset dimensions and cam-to-axle/bushing tolerances.

Can't do that on a Hoyt....


Edited by - Black Frog on 01/15/2002 08:55:21