[jwolfe78]

Put a few twists in the cable.

 

[Diamond_Victory]

I'm really trying to understand this twisting deal. I think that if I put a couple of twists in the cable it should raise the draw weight, but I'm wondering if the cam rotation is going to thrown out of wack.

 

[Diamond_Victory]

And I think the twists should go in the bottom of the cable near the cam, correct.

 

[jwolfe78]

You are correct... there are timing marks on the cam that run parrallel w/ the string. I may see if I can find the document. There are 2 little dots on the cams... like indentions that should be parrallel w/ the string...

 

[Crackedlimb]

If C/T is right add 3 twists to cable and 2 twists to string (both ends) and your poundage and C/T should be dead on.

 

[Diamond_Victory]

Ya I looked at those and they are lined up parallel? with the string. Should it only take a couple of twists to go up 2-3 pounds?

 

[jace]

I just got a new string put on my 07 dren. It has 70 lb limbs on it also, but it is cranked all the way down and only pulling 65 lbs. max. I was told to twist up the buss cable at the cam end and it would raise my lbs up.

 

[dat201]

If you check over at mathews forum you'll find the correct measurements for ata ,bh ,cam timing and tiller lean.

 

[Diamond_Victory]

I just got a new string put on my 07 dren. It has 70 lb limbs on it also, but it is cranked all the way down and only pulling 65 lbs. max. I was told to twist up the buss cable at the cam end and it would raise my lbs up.

Strange how it ends up like that, I have the measurements, 33 ATA, 7 BH, Cam holes parallel with string. I think I am going to need to twist cable a couple of times and see what happens.

 

[jwolfe78]

Twist the cable a time or 2... and twist the string also in equal increments.... see what u get...

 

[clint s]

You may want to shoot for a little first, it seems new strings and cables need to be broke in.

 

[OHIOBUCK]

If your cam is in time and the ATA is 1/8" out , you'll prob need about 4 twists in the cable and 4 twists on EACH end of the string. This should keep the cam in time. When your done double check the cam. All measurements should be taken with the limbs cranked all the way down. Most bows with 70# limbs will pull about 73 or 74 maxed out.