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Pearson Timing & Adjustments                


    


 

• Hybrid Cam Timing & Draw Adjustment
• Pathfinder & Sidewinder Cam Timing & Draw Adjustment
• Z-7 Cam Timing & Draw Adjustment

 

 

 

 

 

 

Hybrid Cam Timing & Draw Adjustment

  • Place bow in double-pull bow press with the control wheel to the left and the cam to the right. Do not use a single-pull or center-pull press. To do so risks damaging the bow and will void the warranty.
  • Adjust draw length using the module installed on the lower cam. All Pearson bows are shipped from the factory with attached specification sheets. Use the module chart on the specifications sheet to determine which module to use and which of the lettered holes correspond to the desired draw length.  Install mod screw in the correct lettered hole first, then another in the only other hole that will accept a screw.
  • Then, move the string post on the upper control wheel to the lettered position matching the letter on the draw length module. Release pressure on the riser.
  • Observe the position of the control cable in relation to the timing marks on the control wheel and the buss cable in relation to the timing marks on the cam.
  • Increasing the number of twists in the control cable will have the effect of rotating the control wheel upward into the string. Increasing the number of twists in the buss cable will rotate the cam upward into the string. Correspondingly, decreasing twist will rotate the control wheel and/or cam downward.
  • Increasing or decreasing twist in the string affects both control wheel and cam rotation equally.
  • In general, approximately four twists will move the control wheel or cam fully from one timing mark to the next.

The timing can be fine-tuned to the individual bow to find the best balance of speed and efficiency for the shooter. 

 

 

 

 

 

Pathfinder & Sidewinder Cam Timing & Draw Adjustment

  • Place bow in double-pull bow press with the control wheel to the left and the cam to the right. Do not use a single-pull or center-pull press. To do so risks damaging the bow and will void the warranty.
  • Adjust draw length using the modules installed on the top and bottom cams. You will notice that the modules are labled with the numbers one through eleven. One equaling the shortest draw, and eleven equaling the longest. Each position gives you one inch difference in draw. Equaling ten full inches of total draw length adjustment.
  • Draw the bow slowly observing the cables as they make contact with the back wall of the module at full draw. If the top and bottom cams reach the full draw postion simutaneously the bow is timed.
  • If one cam reaches the full draw position before the other you must adjust the twist in the bus cables in order to time the bow. Take notice to which end is open (last to reach full draw). If the bottom cam is open, then add twist to the bus cable connected to the top cam. If the top cam is open, then add twist to the bus cable connected to the bottom cam. 

 

 

 

Z-7 Cam Timing & Draw Adjustment

  • Place bow in double-pull bow press with the control wheel to the left and the cam to the right. Do not use a single-pull or center-pull press. To do so risks damaging the bow and will void the warranty.
  • To adjust the timing of the Z-7 cam simply manipulate the bus cable by either adding or subtracting twist in the cable. Take notice to the timing mark on the back side of the cam in relation to the bus cable. If you adjust the mark below the cable this is the smooth positon of the cam. If you adjust the mark above the bus cable this is the speed position of the cam. The timing can be fine-tuned to the individual bow to find the best balance of speed and efficiency for the shooter.
  • With the Z-7 cam draw length adjustment is easily acomplished (NO BOW PRESS NEEDED). Simply remove the two screws attaching the module to the cam. Replace it with the proper module, and reinsert the screws. 
  • All Pearson bows are shipped from the factory with attached specification sheets. Use the module chart on the specifications sheet to determine which module to use for your desired draw lenght.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


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