Lithium grease works very well. The e-500's were notorious for having super tight limb bolts. My new XXl doesn't have the same problem, and it also doesn't have lock down bolts.
Lithium grease works very well. The e-500's were notorious for having super tight limb bolts. My new XXl doesn't have the same problem, and it also doesn't have lock down bolts.
IMO the reason the limb bolts get so tight is they use such a course thread, 2 turns=10lbs. Most are 3-5 turns=10lbs.
It donsn't matter to me as I always shoot mine maxed.
You ever try turning the Hoyt's? You need a leverage bar to turn them. I for one would rather have this though. You don't monkey with his much and I feel secure knowing that these are not going to move unless I want them moved!
Other's move way to easy IMHO.
I do not own an Elite (YET), but I am glad to hear they put some type of loc on them and are harder to turn.
Warning!!!! the instruction page that comes with the GT500 says you may only back out the limb bolts 2 full turns from tight!!
MY GT500 bow is named NockCracker. my Hunting rig a GT-500 60# 29" G1 Camo, Spot-hogg 5 pin , Limb driver, B-stinger 12" 11 oz, GTul 400's ,295 FPS- 350- Gr or "Stealth" My Camo XLR 29" 54# Spot bow officially out of shake down testing..PASSED!! shot my first 300 VEGAS BABY and my 2nd in the same day..
When i tune my GT500 the limb bolts were stout but thats how they are. Does everyones shoot what the birth certificate says.
ENVY #288, GT500 (2008), Vectrix XL
"Shooting 100yds+ = less stalking"
-and still carrying "Kinetic Energy"!