This might sound like a dumb question. Are your upper and lower modules the same 'Letter'?

 

Yep, both H mods. 80%'ers.

 

While you may sort this out, the stock string and cables are less than desirable That said have you put any twists into the string itself? If you put 2 twists in the cables, you may want to try 4 twists into the string and see where she falls.

 

No I didn't put any in the string. I will give that a try. Thanks!

 

Welcome to the world of terrible factory strings.

Get rid of the headache of chasing string stretch.


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Thanks for that table @Rockwell , I hadn't had a chance to read it yet.

Seems like twisting my strings will help me out. I shot the bow today and it feels like the draw length is long too.

@Brown Hornet this is my first foray into tuning my bows beyond moving my rest and I'm enjoying the learning. I think my bottom cam moved so much because I had to replace just the 1 cable as my peep was rubbing on it. Unfortunately I bought a set of factory strings to fix it. I still have a new cable and string in the box.

I've been trying to work out why I can't match my very first indoor score from 12 months ago despite shooting all the time. Hopefully these changes do the trick.

 

Ugh. Twisted my string and got it in the cam timing holes. ATA is spot on. Draw length feels good. Poundage is spot on 60 and now my string stop is very lightly touching and i can't move further away.

Hopefully it shoots OK tomorrow.

More twists in the cable and I get clearance but my timing marks are out and my DL is long.

Maybe it's time to let a shop have a go with new strings.

 

How was your peep rubbing on one of your cables, I just can't seem to grasp how that could happen? Personally I would have replaced both cables at the same time, just to have equal stretching that is going to occur with the factory cables. Need to get the timing set with cable stops touching the cables at the same time when you have it on your draw board at full draw. And since it is a new cable, I'd shoot the bow a couple hundred times and then check it on your draw board for timing.

You could also sand your string stop rod just a touch if need be to provide a little bit of wiggle room.

 

That cable was replaced months ago. I bought a full set of strings but as the bow was only a month old they recommended just replacing the single cable. I didn't know any better.

It's a specialty archery pxs peep. Its a bit big. On firing it would rub against the side of the cable in front of it. They served that portion of the new cable and it's been fine since. Apparently that is a common problem.

Cam timing is good now, both stops touch at the same time. I found a few posts where people have taken a small amount off the stop rod so I might give that a shot.