Hoyt Fuel or XTR No 3e cam module kit RH

Hoyt XTR or Fuel No 3E cam draw length module fits

• 2011 Hoyt Carbon Element – 30" draw length
• 2011 Hoyt CRX 32 – 30" draw length
• 2011 Hoyt Rampage XT – 30" draw length
• 2011 Hoyt Carbon Matrix Plus – 31" draw length
• 2011 Hoyt CRX 35 – 31" draw length
• 2011 Hoyt AlphaElite – 31" draw length
• 2010 Hoyt Maxxis 31 – 30" draw length
• 2009 Hoyt AlphaMax 32 – 30" draw length
• 2009 Hoyt TurboHawk – 30" draw length
• 2010 Hoyt Maxxis 35 – 31" draw length
• 2009 Hoyt AlphaMax 35 – 31" draw length

Module is designed for Hoyt Fuel and XTR cam and a half model bows for modular draw length adjustment. Kit comprises two modules - top and bottom modules.

RH modules are for right hand bows and LH modules are for left hand bows.

We do not stock the LH module kit, but can special order in. Please enquire.

Please note module image shown is for illustration purposes only. Modules vary in shape and size.

The XTR cam is from Hoyt's venerable cam and a half family, a modular system that allows the draw length to be adjusted in half inch increments to really fine tune your bow without the aid of a bow press.

It's smooth-drawing, fast and quiet. Because it's a Hoyt cam and a half system, there are little or no synchronisation concerns. The XTR cam and a half has a small module that is held in position by two screws that have been strategically placed on the cam so that you can remove the module while the bow is at rest which makes it extremely convenient to be able to adjust the cam length without having to press the bow. There are many companies that make this claim but this is one of the few companies where you actually can.

This means that draw length adjustments can be made with only a couple of tools. The force curve is very smooth with a very gradual transition into the let-off. The wall is very solid. The big difference with this cam is that it is adjustable with replaceable modules. The modular cam system is a significant departure from previous cams, particularly the Z3 cam which was not adjustable and required you to order a bow that precisely fitted your specific draw length.

When purchasing a new bow, a cam that was not adjustable did not seem to be that big of an issue. However if you decided to sell your bow to someone else down the track, there can be big problems if your draw length does not precisely fit the draw length of the purchaser. With the XTR cam, you or the purchaser simply need to purchase the module to adjust to the correct draw length of the purchaser.

The Fuel Cam is nearly identical to the XTR Cam but it's biggest difference is the draw-stop peg. The new peg is much larger, bearing more contact on the buss cable. This gives the cam a very firm back wall without the popping some people experience if they come over the peak too quickly. It also has a slightly longer valley.