BHunter32

What you have to remember on the cam.5 system is that it is not so much a matter of timing as both the cams are slaved together by the control cable. What you are dealing with is the right cam rotation. I have a hook that I attach my string loop to and pull my bow down to check how the buss cable lays agains the draw stops. Be careful when doing this, as you need to pull the bow straight down to avoid having strings and cables coming out of the cam groooves. I check to see the the cable is laying flat against the bottom draw stop and that it is about 1/8 faster on top. If you draw the bow down to hard it will be to hard to get an accurate idea of what is going on. Get the bow drawn down, and relax it until the cable lays flat on the bottom draw stop and then see where you are on top. This is alot of where you have heard creep tuning come in to play. Please remember this is just my opinion and I am in no way saying this is what everyone should do. It works for me so I am hoping it will work for others. Good luck this season.

Elkcrazy8

How are your arrows spined? Try going lighter and heavier on the tip and see what happens. Just because the tune charts say so, doesn't always mean so!!!!