bwollard
08-28-2009, 08:43 PM
Considering putting on the cable containment system on my 09' bengal and i have a few questions.
1) I have the sts on the bow and it still seems somewhat noisy will the ccs be worth the trouble in quieting my bow even further?
2) (More of a technical question) I have the #70 limbs on my bow, if i have the the limbs maxed out (i shoot about a 68-70 lb draw) and i add the ccs will i then have to back out the limb bolts as to not exceed the #70 on the limbs due to the 5-10lbs added?
3) I am yet to see a bengal come from the factory that did not have a problem with cam lean. (Mine shoots really well, just looks like its wearing on the cable) Anyways, will installing the ccs reposition the cable enough to offset the cam lean?
I have read many of the posts on here about the cam lean problems, and they almost all say straighten up the cam. However, i have not been able to figure out which side of the cam is more important to have straightened up, the the back (the shooter side) or the front (the sight and rest side). I ask this because it looks like if i were to straighten up one it would make the other worse because the cables go in opposite directions on the front and back.
Thanks in advance for any help or advice yall can give me.
1) I have the sts on the bow and it still seems somewhat noisy will the ccs be worth the trouble in quieting my bow even further?
2) (More of a technical question) I have the #70 limbs on my bow, if i have the the limbs maxed out (i shoot about a 68-70 lb draw) and i add the ccs will i then have to back out the limb bolts as to not exceed the #70 on the limbs due to the 5-10lbs added?
3) I am yet to see a bengal come from the factory that did not have a problem with cam lean. (Mine shoots really well, just looks like its wearing on the cable) Anyways, will installing the ccs reposition the cable enough to offset the cam lean?
I have read many of the posts on here about the cam lean problems, and they almost all say straighten up the cam. However, i have not been able to figure out which side of the cam is more important to have straightened up, the the back (the shooter side) or the front (the sight and rest side). I ask this because it looks like if i were to straighten up one it would make the other worse because the cables go in opposite directions on the front and back.
Thanks in advance for any help or advice yall can give me.