Winding up cams?

[boobowbender]

I've read that you might want your cams wound up? i can that this would add extra stress on limbs, but maybe its not enough to harm anything. I am most interested in the nitro 2 cams.
So any advice, tips, pros and cons, how to, pics, or maybe its just a no-no.
Thanks guys

[SonnyThomas]

Can you explain a bit more? Winding up cams is nothing new, but done for a purpose, not to add stress to the limbs.

[boobowbender]

Ya, what is the purpose? I want to get the most out of my bow. I do have a 31 in draw. what exactly are the benefits/draw backs of doing this?

[gravedigger]

what is and how does a guy wind up cams?

[mudpig]

I've read that you might want your cams wound up? i can that this would add extra stress on limbs, but maybe its not enough to harm anything. I am most interested in the nitro 2 cams.
So any advice, tips, pros and cons, how to, pics, or maybe its just a no-no.
Thanks guys

http://martinarchery.com/mtechforum/showthread.php?8906-Cam-Rotation-Over-under-rotated

above is the thread that adresses many of these issues.

Hope it helps ;)

[boobowbender]

thanks mudpig
brad

[MLN1963]

I've read that you might want your cams wound up? i can that this would add extra stress on limbs, but maybe its not enough to harm anything. I am most interested in the nitro 2 cams.
So any advice, tips, pros and cons, how to, pics, or maybe its just a no-no.
Thanks guys


http://martinarchery.com/mtechforum/showthread.php?8906-Cam-Rotation-Over-under-rotated

above is the thread that adresses many of these issues.

Hope it helps ;)

Tagged for future reference!

[Destroyer]

winding up cams = more cam rotation? :confused:

Anyway, more rotation = faster speed but sometimes more noise, tuning problems.