Diamond bow
11-15-2006 | 05:18 PM
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Spike
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Diamond bow
I just bought a new Diamond bow. I noticed the guy that was rigging my bow pusshed the vibra shocks from the top of the limbs to the bottom. I forgot to ask why And didnt think any more of it till I got home. Any one know why and should I push them to the top like they were?
11-15-2006 | 06:53 PM
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Giant Nontypical
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From: Jackson, Missouri
RE: Diamond bow
They should be positioned right where the limb "thickens"... a couple inches before the split for your cams. Look at where everyone attaches Limbsavers; the Vibrablocks should be at the same spot.
Hopefully, he just pushed them down to get them out of the way of a roller in case he pressed the bow; I had an idiotwhom I had taken my brand new Allegiance to for help setting it up (before I bought all my own equipment) who stuck it in the press and cranked on the bow with the Vibrablocks trapped between the limb and the roller... removeda small partof my decal on the limb. I hadn't even shot it yet. [:@]
Hopefully, he just pushed them down to get them out of the way of a roller in case he pressed the bow; I had an idiotwhom I had taken my brand new Allegiance to for help setting it up (before I bought all my own equipment) who stuck it in the press and cranked on the bow with the Vibrablocks trapped between the limb and the roller... removeda small partof my decal on the limb. I hadn't even shot it yet. [:@]
11-15-2006 | 08:13 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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From: In Teh Garage (Rossville, GA USA)
RE: Diamond bow
most of the shock is going to come from the li8mbs slapping intolimb pockets so dampening the limbs closer to the limb pockets reduces a little more of the shock than up closer to the cams.
that is probably why he left the rubber down there
the more rubber you have on the bow the quieter and more shock free it will be
wouldnt hurt to put them on both ends of the limbs
that is probably why he left the rubber down there
the more rubber you have on the bow the quieter and more shock free it will be
wouldnt hurt to put them on both ends of the limbs
11-16-2006 | 09:45 AM
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Boone & Crockett
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From: Lehigh County PA USA
RE: Diamond bow
I tend to agree with Ausie. They work in both positions. Originally Bowtech had them up closer to the cams and then last year or the year before they were down closer to the limb pockets. The latter might have had something to do with shipping them though.
12-01-2006 | 06:12 AM
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RE: Diamond bow
Blackhawk owner here: On mine, it did make a noise difference. About where the limb thickens seemed to be best.
On my Victory, about 3" from the limb pocket seemed to be best-
I did read where three bows from the same assembly line will have different noise levels, so experiment- on the black hawk I slid the VB's down to the riser, and added limbsavers- pretty subjective, "seemed" quieter...but "seemed" is what sells a million dollars of archery stuff a year LOL
On my Victory, about 3" from the limb pocket seemed to be best-
I did read where three bows from the same assembly line will have different noise levels, so experiment- on the black hawk I slid the VB's down to the riser, and added limbsavers- pretty subjective, "seemed" quieter...but "seemed" is what sells a million dollars of archery stuff a year LOL
