[asa1485]

Looking to get a little more out of my AM35. What are some of the tips that you guys use that you don't mind sharing?

 

[elkman6x6]

Looking to get a little more out of my AM35. What are some of the tips that you guys use that you don't mind sharing?

Weight on the string placed in the right spot can be huge!

 

[asa1485]

Speed nocks, buttons. OK, about 2 1/2 inches from the cam right? Bottom only or both?

 

[Eagle48]

Both cams. I have two nocks with a bowjax string silencer inbetween them about 3.5" from where the string touches the cams. Less string oscillation and more speed both, hard to beat.

 

[Arkapig]

Both cams. I have two nocks with a bowjax string silencer inbetween them about 3.5" from where the string touches the cams. Less string oscillation and more speed both, hard to beat.

Got pics?

 

[asa1485]

got pics?

+1

 

[Epinepherine]

+2 :wink:

 

[SC Archer]

i did a few 1.5 from cam you need to spend time with chronograph to find peak speed for placement of buttons to find the sweet spot

 

[Brown Hornet]

Pics aren't going to help....neither will measurments from others setups....you need to spend time in front of a chrono to find your bows sweet spot

Proper cam rotation is the by FAR the MOST important thing to get the most from any Hoyt....the speed nocks or TRU Ball Speed Balls (what I prefer) give extra...but you can get more then they give you by working on the rotation first...

 

[asa1485]

OK, now you have brought cam rotation into the mix. What exactly do you mean?

I have the cams timed perfectly. They both hit the string at the same time.

 

[SC Archer]

OK, now you have brought cam rotation into the mix. What exactly do you mean?

I have the cams timed perfectly. They both hit the string at the same time.

you should be good as far as timing/rotation is concerned, i have found with some hoyt, they like the top cam advanced a hair but then again depends on the setup

 

[asa1485]

Come on guys. There has to be more than putting a few speed nocks on your strings.

 

[asa1485]

ttt

 

[asa1485]

ttt

 

[asa1485]

last time

 

[HunterRidge]

im a lil curious myself with my am32...who does what and how do you do it...

 

[elkman6x6]

last time

Play with your ATA and wheel rotation and see what you can squeeze out. There are many different ways to acheive the same draw length(strings, cables) and poundage. Also expieriment with position of the weight on the string.

 

[Jared Les]

If it's for target, shoot a 4 grains per pound arrow. It's a Hoyt, it can handle it.

If it's for hunting, don't worry about it. Speed doesn't kill- An arrow piercing the lungs does.

 

[GetItUpOrDie]

Roid Rage :teeth:

Ya hit that nail right on the head. I just can't control myself!!!

 

[Perceval]

1) switch limbs with PSE ones ( OMEN )
2) replace cams with XLR8 ones
3) keep the riser , it's not that bad
4) lower the BH to 5"
5) apply previously posted tips
6) post pics and results ...............:darkbeer: