Thinking about new CAMs

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cruff10

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I have a Parker Ultralight Pro, I love this bow, and i'm going to need new strings for it next year.

Can you or would I get even better performance if I got new CAMS on it?

Can you even do such a thing? Point me in the right direction.....
 
Well I don't really know. Just make sure that the bearings are properly lubricated. I believe there is a special lubricant for that. Might want to check with you dealer. Unless you are having major problems I wouldn't change them. Don't fix it if it aint broke.
 
bobthebowhunter said:
Well I don't really know. Just make sure that the bearings are properly lubricated. I believe there is a special lubricant for that. Might want to check with you dealer. Unless you are having major problems I wouldn't change them. Don't fix it if it aint broke.

I know, I know...but I like to modify things from time to time...

I was just curious!!!
 
Most bows are designed for specific cams and they can't be replaced with different types other than what is specified for that particular model .
If you like the bow so well , I see no need to change a thing . Just shoot it and enjoy it .
 
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Radar said:
Most bows are designed for specific cams and they can't be replaced with different types other than what is specified for that particular model .
If you like the bow so well , I see no need to change a thing . Just shoot it and enjoy it .

ditto, but I know for a fact that a mathews switchback cam will fit pearson z3 and increase the speed ;)
 

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