[falconsgolie29]

I am currently setting up my hoyt hyper force and have run into a tail high tear that i can't see to get rid of. the bow is a 70lb bow maxing at 71lbs, 27.5in draw, 340 spine easton axis with a hamskea hybrid hunter rest. I have the arrow running through dead level with cams timed even. i have increased and decreased tension with the rest, changed blade angle, etc. Any suggestions? After doing some research i can't find any issues like this but figured id ask if anyone has any suggestions... All input is appreciated.

Mitchell

 

[FireTomlin!]

Add a twist to your right yoke and take one out of the left.

 

[Nevanevan]

Add a twist to your right yoke and take one out of the left.

I think your confused with a tail right tear

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[FireTomlin!]

I think your confused with a tail right tear

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Yeah sorry I misread it, thought you said right.

 

[FireTomlin!]

Try moving you nock point down some.

 

[Glenredhawk]

I would see if your having any contact issues. Foot powder. Check for nock pinch. How long are your arrows? They may be a little stiff.

 

[Diazonamide]

I don't have the Hyperforce (I have a turbo defiant with a hamskea), but trying to BH tune I found that the arrow rest is a little picky where you attach the string to the limb. I ended up tying mine about 2.75' from the limb tips.

 

[norsemen]

If no rest contact, raise rest or lower nock. Every Hoyt I have owned has tuned with nock 1/16" low.

 

[falconsgolie29]

Ive played with attachment point to no avail. going to try and move nock point and rest up so the bottom of the arrow is running through the top of the beger hole. As for arrow, its cut to 25.5in CTC with 50 grains of brass up front and ive tried with a 75 gr brass insert too.

 

[mikesmith66]

Let 1/2-1 twist out of your control cable where it anchors to the top cam.

Make sure you're not getting nock pinch, or nocks aren't to tight on the string.