How to keep dual cams in sync? Help please

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  1. DukesArcher

    DukesArcher Weekend Warrior

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    Apology in advance for the noob question.

    So I just today got my first dual cam bow. It's a drive quest set at 70lbs. Not the highest end bow on the market, but it's a huge step up from my Bear. Question is the bow is a dual cam, so how do I ensure the cams are in sync when I shoot? I only just go the bow, so it's pretty much fresh from the factory. Want to do things right from the start.
     
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    maxpetros Grizzled Veteran

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    Check in the owners manual but you really need to put it in a draw board and then add or remove twists from either the buss or control cables to get it in time.
     
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    Sota Legendary Woodsman

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    Binary cams is the way to go with dual cams
     
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    Not sure my bow has binary cams. A pro shop should have a draw board?
     
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    Depends in the shop. Mine does. But you can also make your own for relatively cheap.
     
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    60X Custom Strings Die Hard Bowhunter

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    You want to make sure both cams are hitting the stops at the same time. If they aren't you can add twists to the cable that is hitting first.
     

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