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? for the pro shop guys
I have a 70# PSE thunderbolt with the maxis HL one cam. The year before the lightning cam came out. I want to get this bow back into shooting shape for a back up bow. I would like to make it a two cam bow. Do I need new limbs to make it a two cam bow with the maxis cams and keep it at 70#.
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RE: ? for the pro shop guys
You would be better off leaving it like it is for you are looking at a substancial amount of money to change everything around not to mention the can of worms you may be opening.
I dont see why you would want to make any changes anyway that model is a very good shooting bow! |
RE: ? for the pro shop guys
It' s all apart right now. It was shooting like crap and I took it apart and the upper axel is bent. I don' t know if someone dry fored it when I wasn' t around or what happend to it. Any way it' s not going to be shooting like it is. If it isn' t cost effective to do that then I' ll just get a new axel for the idler wheel and have it checked out to make sure the limbs are still ok.
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RE: ? for the pro shop guys
if the bow is a 60-70 pound bow, you shouldn' t have too much of a problem getting it back down to 70 after new cams. you might have to back the limbs out and go with longer cables.
what cams were you looking at getting? |
RE: ? for the pro shop guys
Was thinking about replacing the single maxis HL cam with dual maxis cams or maybe the lightning 3 single cam.
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RE: ? for the pro shop guys
with the single cam it probably would shoot just fine, just new strings and cables and you' d be done.
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