how do u know what to far is. i read somewhere that u do not want to go to far

the book says not to go farther than an 1" either way. and ive been told that the cam timing shouldnt be fine tuned until around 200 shots. whether or not thats true i duno im no pro either.

Never

move post more than 1/2 mark from

factory settings.

Doing so will effect

performance, let-off and draw length.

Post adjustment incorporates all the

settings necessary for BowTech models

using the Binary Cam.

--- thats right out of the manual

Def read the manual AND download the draw stop setting chart before messing around with the draw length. While the new Bowtechs look to have a "backup" cable stop machined into the cam (I'd contact the BT guys here or BT proper to make sure), word is binaries can lock up at full draw if over-rotated. The draw stop should be placed at the proper position for your draw length (per the chart) and then you can move it back and forth slightly (it slides back and forth on the allen screw) to adjust your valley/letoff.