[orezinski]

Has any boby heard any pros or cons about Bow Tech's Binary Cams? I heard on certain models they have actualy been bending...Thanks

 

[tommb]

Ive owned two Bowtechs and the binary cams are one of the best parts of the Bowtechs. They never go out of tune and you can chose the smooth mod for a smooth draw or the speed mod for an extra couple fps. I haven't heard of any problems with them either. This years binary's are even better!

 

[Treestand 60]

what makes this years cam better than last year 07 ally

 

[tommb]

Well for one they fixed the cam lean troubles and I like the fact that they made them black instead of silver.

 

[tenacity21]

But watch out for twisting limbs on the 82nd and 101st. They had a undisclosed number make it to the shelfs.

~Dustin

 

[wis_archer]

Well for one they fixed the cam lean troubles and I like the fact that they made them black instead of silver.

I have seen 08 Generals, a 101st, and an 82nd, and they all have cam lean. There is no way to eliminate cam lean with binaries.

 

[hstubblefield]

they all have cam lean this year i dont think u can help it

 

[logslinger]

well lets see if you drop them on there cams or dry fire them you might bend the cams other than that quit bashing couse it wont happen

 

[Jhorne]

Not a better cam system out there.:darkbeer:

 

[Msh]

My BowTech Genral Cam Lean

Alright - here is what my lean looks like on my brand new BowTech General I purchased 2 weeks ago, the dealer I bought it from says not to worry this is normal......?

Anyone thoughts on this? My buddy has the same bow and his lean is even more pronounced!

 

[arrow1b]

Bad cam lean and how about the cables being so close to the cables. That is the first thing i saw when i look at a bow with them. Wondering how that got by the engineering team

 

[frankchugga]

I have seen 08 Generals, a 101st, and an 82nd, and they all have cam lean. There is no way to eliminate cam lean with binaries.

There is no way to eliminate cam lean on any bow that uses a cable guard......:wink:

 

[swampcruiser]

I have seen 08 Generals, a 101st, and an 82nd, and they all have cam lean. There is no way to eliminate cam lean with binaries.

:deadhorse:

happy1:

 

[PSE76]

There is no way to eliminate cam lean on any bow that uses a cable guard......:wink:

You just look for post like these don't you?:zip:

 

[frankchugga]

You just look for post like these don't you?:zip:

Apparently that makes two of us.........lain:.

 

[Envy#21]

Not a better cam system out there.:darkbeer:

+1

 

[daver9]

Oh my God! Why do people continue to waste time on this topic?

All can be right with the world, becuase I see Mr. Chugga has made peace with the Blowies and has a commander, so lets put this pony out to pasture.

 

[PSE76]

Apparently that makes two of us.........lain:.

Can't argue that! But I don't bash cable guard junkies, I gotta have the guard man!!:boink:

 

[completepassthru]

guy's it is archery not rocket science. cam lean who cares, if it will put the arrow where you want it thats all that matters. a deer does not know whether your cam is leaning or not.

 

[Msh]

guy's it is archery not rocket science. cam lean who cares, if it will put the arrow where you want it thats all that matters. a deer does not know whether your cam is leaning or not.

I care, it's a matter of having bought a thousand dollar bow with a crooked string! This is supposed to be a "CenterTrac Binary Cam System" and there is nothing centered about it. I find it hard to believe this does not affect the consistancy of my groups out to 30 & 40 yards.