Hoyt question for techs

[JjamesIII]

I just got done overhauling my 2018 hyperforce, which is basically an rx-1. I put new limbs on and lost track of the way the lower cam assembly goes back together. Apparently the cam is offset between the limbs by having a thin nylon washer on one side, and a larger nylon spacer on the other. I don’t remember which side of the cam the wider spacer goes on? I could not locate any schematics online. If anyone has a hyperforce or rx-1, can you take a look?

This is how I put it back together for now, let me know if I have it right, or if I need to switch them please.

 

[Billy Goat]

That's correct for factory. It would be opposite if it was left handed bow with cable guard on the otherside.

Sometimes you do end up shimming them to fix tuning issues, but that's the correct spot to start.

 

[JjamesIII]

Thanks! I just found Dudley’s video on YouTube and I could freeze frame a close up of an rx1 build he was doing. It also shows the right side.

 

[Evol]

Thanks! I just found Dudley’s video on YouTube and I could freeze frame a close up of an rx1 build he was doing. It also shows the right side.

I have a hyperforce if you need anything specific.

 

[JjamesIII]

I have a hyperforce if you need anything specific.

Thanks man! I got her dialed in. I just couldn’t remember the orientation of those bottom spacers. Going from 70 to 60 pound limbs due to a back injury sucks. I’m dialing in my sight- pin gaps have gotten pretty wide now. 450 grain arrow is going 265fps, 500 grain is 252 fps. It’s right where I can draw and the holding weight is only 10 pounds. Right now I can’t even turn over the 70 pound limbs once.

The days of using my black gold slider dropping bombs might be over, unless I can rehab back to the old 70 pound limbs. It’s still a laser compared to my 48# recurve. I’m able to hunt this year without a crossbow, so I need to be optimistic.

 

[Evol]

Thanks man! I got her dialed in. I just couldn’t remember the orientation of those bottom spacers. Going from 70 to 60 pound limbs due to a back injury sucks. I’m dialing in my sight- pin gaps have gotten pretty wide now. 450 grain arrow is going 265fps, 500 grain is 252 fps. It’s right where I can draw and the holding weight is only 10 pounds. Right now I can’t even turn over the 70 pound limbs once.

The days of using my black gold slider dropping bombs might be over, unless I can rehab back to the old 70 pound limbs. It’s still a laser compared to my 48# recurve. I’m able to hunt this year without a crossbow, so I need to be optimistic.

No problem - hopefully you'll get back up to 70 one day.

I love my Hyperforce - used it instead of a new PSE Evo last year. One of hoyts best bows ever IMO.

 

[JjamesIII]

Agree 100%