I have been doing some searching and seem to be finding this is a common problem. Has anybody on Bowsite experienced the same issue? What did you do to fix it? I can raise the rest or lower the loop slightly, it just seems strange to do so.
On adjusting cam timing, which cam should be backed off the stop? Won't that narrow the valley some?
I assume the first as have to shoot a nock "low" setup (nocking point on the string is low) is the nature of the beast for that cam system.
There are a handful of options to fix the issue but by far the easiest is to just run a low nocking point. As long as you have fletching clearance it will shoot just fine. It is just annoying running a setup like that knowing it should be level or slightly high.
Other options are: Remove top speed nocks (This will help) Speed up bottom cam (You can adjust your mods to different DLs so it doesn't feel so crappy). If you speed up your bottom cam it will feel like crap to draw.
I would just move the nocking point down.
Nock height is set dead level and I am getting a 1" high tear. Cams are perfectly timed. It just seems weird to set the nock point low. But the bow draws and shoots really well. I just need to get rid of the high tear.
ScottyC, cam is 2.0 set in the E slot. 29" draw.
It is weird but that is what you get with DFX cams. The 2.0s were by far the worst for this. My number 3 cams did it also. You can do a search about the DFX #2 cam and find more reading than you would care to ingest on this issue.
The easiest thing by far is to lower your nocking point. As long as you get vane clearance it will shoot great like that.
