Educate me on Hybrix cams!

[MLN1963]

The Hybrix/Cat/Nitro cams don't come from the factory with timing marks, you have to put your own on the cams and that point on the mods seems to be the best location.
You need to be very precise when doing this, I always use calipers when making the marks.

This has me baffled. Why wouldn't Martin put some timing marks on the cams. Almost all the other manufactures that I have looked at do that for the owner or shop.

[copterdoc]

Measure the draw length. It's the most important measurement of all of them.

You can change brace height by advancing or retarding the cams. You can also change draw weight and draw length.

[bfisher]

This has me baffled. Why wouldn't Martin put some timing marks on the cams. Almost all the other manufactures that I have looked at do that for the owner or shop.

Here is my thoughts on timing marks on the cam. These are there to show the approximate cam position where the bow performs its' best and gives the most vertically level nock travel.

The reason I don't think they are necessary is that if a person is so anal about things then twisting the cable or strings is necessary to tweak the draw length for the most proper fit. Making such an adjustment will more than likely alter the position of the cam. In my estimation this is much more important than a few fps of performance, and what little bit of nock travel it may cause can easily be compensated for during tuning.

How many people do you know or hear of that know how fast their bow shoots? Conversely how many people do you know that know to the last
1/8" what the draw length of their bow is?