i no a well placed shot is better than a poor placed shot with speed but i am kindaa speed freak and i need some options to consider cuz i want more speed out of my bow

Use carbon arrows, blazer vanes, crank up you poundage, take off string silencers, use a fall away rest, use low grain broadhead.

i dont think you need as much speed as you think

i bought a new muzzy zero effect rest an you can set it back to whereyou use a shorter arrow witch is less weight an travels faster it made my bow about 15fps faster

You do not need more speed, I dont care if you shoot a old style bow, Yes you can get a overdraw and all that, I started my hunting when I was 12, shooting way before that, I shot a old hand me down bow that shot 40 pounds but my dad had it cranked down to 35 wich is the state lowest poundage that you can legaly shoot in my state, I shot 2 deer my first year with that bow and my first buck the next year, then I went to the myles keller XI Impulse, and shot many deer with that bow until I traded up and got a different bow, the XI was maxed out at 50#'s now you tell me how fast I was shooting with them bows at that poundage with the big ass 2115's and the 2217's that I was shooting.. NOT VERY FAST... On most bows now you can set the riser backa mile and basicaly have your overdraw and if you have a bow that is under 10 years old your speed will be PLENTY fast... Their is a million things you can do to increase your speed but if you wantto increase your harvest rate upgrade your accuracy...

shoot it out of a truck traveling at 60mph and you can add about 90fps.

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Max out your bow, use blazers, take evrything off your string except your peep/kisser and loop. Also get a dropaway and shorter lighter arrows and go with lighter broadheads. that should get you faster and if it dont get you as fast as you would like well you may be in need of a new bow..

I'd be curious of your current setup etc.....

Same here, Rob. Can't tell someone how to get there if you don't know where he's starting out from.