I have a small problem I can't seem to fix. I hit the target fine out to 40 yards but from there to 80 the arrow goes progessively more to the left. I've looked into everything from torque to not holding my bow level but it doesn't seem to matter. Any sugggestions?
A couple things here could be causing this.
One issue is your second axis is not level with the bow. To check this, place your bow in a bow vise and place a level on the sting and the riser to ensure the bow is level front to back and side to side. Now if your sight has a bubble level, look to see where the bubble is. If the second axis is level, the bubble should be in the middle. If the bubble is off center, then if possible adjust the bubble level until it lines up with the level on the riser. If you can't adjust the level, then you are going to have to shim the sight accordingly to adjust it.
The second issue in play here is the third axis adjustment. Since at the farther distances the bow is actually slighly elevated, the third axis will come into play. Think of third axis as a door attached to its hinge. By moving the sight housing closer or further away on this "hinge" will help to level the third axis. Not all sights have this adjustment available so you may or may not be able to adjust it.
What you can do, is sight in your sight at the furthest distance you intend to shoot(say 60 yards for hunting and most, if not all 3D tournaments) and set the windage adjustment here. Doing this should bring the shorter distances inline or just slightly to the right of your furthest pin.