I just bought an LX, but I am waiting on a cam to come in(27" 80%). I have shot a max-cam bow for quite a while, so all I know about the LX is what I have been able to read, so bear with me if I seem to not know what is up. Anyway, Let's say I want to use something smaller than the stock draw stop rubber dealie. Will that not increase the draw length by a little? If so, and I adjust it to 65%, will the slight increase in draw also increase the percent let-off? I plan on using a D-loop, so my concern is that at 27", the draw may end up slightly too long. As I have been shooting the low let-off max cam for quite a while, I am not too worried about dropping down to 26.5", but it would be comforting to know that I may be able to get a slightly longer draw and a bit higher let-off by using something skinny on the draw stop. Thanks for any advice or clarifications.

Well, in case any of you are curious, I got the following response from Mathews tech support:

"You do not want to alter the draw stop as this will void your warranty .
You would be flexing limbs when at full draw more than what spec would call
for. You would also be coming into the wall on the cam at a spot it was not
designed for."

So much for that idea I guess. [:@]

Here ya go

http://www.thearchershome.com/mathews_information.htm

Hope this helps. Be safe.
Shoot Straight
Derbytown

It does void your warranty if you alter the stop, but people are doing it..some folks are going to the hardware store and buying a hard plastic tube of slightly smaller diameter, or just using the screw wrapped with fleece/moleskin, or even taking an exacto knife and shaving a bit of the rubber off where it hits the supressor arm.

I wouldn't recommend it when used at the 80 percent setting as it will overrotate the cam, but in the 65% position I haven't seen any issues.

That's what I was thinking. I hope it comes in today.