How do you do that?Check draw stop timing and move the string stopper in about an 1/8
It is a 70# bow backed off to 60. I will eventually increase the lbs. Why would that make a difference?Your speed is slow compared to what others have posted with the #2 cam 28" DL and a 400 grain arrow. Yes you should be getting closer to 280 if what others have posted have been accurate, especially if that is 60lb limbs. If it is 70 lb limbs backed to 60 that would make a difference.
If you are shooting a 28 inch draw,you are shooting #3 cams,per Hoyt tune charts the #2 cams only go to a 27.5 draw length.So if they are #2 cams,you may only be shooting a 27.5 draw length.I have a new AM 32. I was out shooting yesterday and I noticed that the rubber on the sts was turning when I shot. So I straightened it up and tightened the bolt and it is now staying straight after the shot. But it is now creating more vibration and makes a little more noise. What do you believe is the problem?
Also, I shot is through a crono with a 400 grain arrow at 60 lbs. and only got 264, #2 cams, 28 inch draw. I was expecting a bit faster. Does that seem a bit slow? I was expecting more around 280 fps.
The #2 cam goes from 26-28" and the #3 goes from 28-30", so a 28" dl can have either cam. I have the #2 with the 2E module for 28".If you are shooting a 28 inch draw,you are shooting #3 cams,per Hoyt tune charts the #2 cams only go to a 27.5 draw length.So if they are #2 cams,you may only be shooting a 27.5 draw length.
Did you re-adjust the stealth shot to almost touch the string after turning it?
It should be adjusted to leave a slight gap between the string and the supressor at brace height.