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    Cam timing

    NWMO
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    NWMO


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    Post by NWMO Fri Mar 25, 2016 8:30 pm

    Had my '10  Rytera Nemisis on my drawboard. The cable on the bottom cam lays flat in the module when the drawstop hits the limb. The cable on the top cam, however, lacks approximately 1/8" of laying flat in module.
    I'm new to this, I thought tho, that they should be the same.
    Appreciate any information you can give on the fix or if it's as it should be.  Hybrix cams
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    Post by Spiker Mon Mar 28, 2016 11:48 pm

    Hybrix cams shoot best when they are timed together.
    I'd add a few twists to the down cable untill they hit at the same time.
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    Arrow Splitter
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    Post by Arrow Splitter Fri Apr 01, 2016 5:23 am

    Spiker wrote:Hybrix cams shoot best when they are timed together.
    I'd add a few twists to the down cable untill they hit at the same time.
    x2 What he said. Cool

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    BULLSEYESBUCKSNBOWS
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    Post by BULLSEYESBUCKSNBOWS Sun Apr 03, 2016 2:32 pm

    Arrow Splitter wrote:
    Spiker wrote:Hybrix cams shoot best when they are timed together.
    I'd add a few twists to the down cable untill they hit at the same time.
    x2 What he said. Cool

    A.S
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