switchback xt string suppressor
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Fork Horn
Joined: Nov 2003
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Need some help I had my bow at a reputable pro shop and the tech said he liked to shoot his bow with "a little tiller". I assumed that ment one limb tightened more than the other. He sat mine that way I then noticed that my string would barely touch the supressor on the top and was pressing hard on the bottom. I adjusted the limbs to be equal. Still pressing more on the bottom. Is the strig supressor moveable what should I do. Thanks for the help.
TG
TG
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Giant Nontypical
Joined: Dec 2004
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The more you crank on the bolt in or out the more the tiller changes. Loosen it up more and that should reduce the pressure. You'll learn something but I don't think you'll do anything more than create a new problem.
Take it back to the "pro".[:@]
Take it back to the "pro".[:@]
#4
What year is your bow? How new are the strings/cables?
My first thoughts:
I would give it 500 to 1000 shots. If the string is ripping off chunks of the suppressor, then start making your adjustments. If not, keep shooting.
My first thoughts:
I would give it 500 to 1000 shots. If the string is ripping off chunks of the suppressor, then start making your adjustments. If not, keep shooting.




