Tim he’s (vent) so arrogant and is easily offended when someone else knows more than himself!


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Technically there are Gen 4a, 4b, and 4c "Extreme" cams for the 2015 model year. Extremely minor engineering changes to the cam lobe on the underside of the cams. We'll just call them Gen 4's!

which ones found there way onto production bow's 4a 4b or 4c ?

I’m not a rocket scientist but common sense might dictate the earlier 2015 Extreme bows may have started with 4a, then some may have been made with 4b cams, and the remainder of that model year were with the final 4c version. It’s also possible very few or even none were built with either the 4a or 4b cams, but I would think the 4c is the only one they were using at the end.

Most likely only Scorpyd would know how many were built with each version - IF they even kept that type of info.
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Now this is how you answer a question !! even if just guessing or basing it off common sense !!!!
There must be a reason for 3 versions off the gen 4 cam .
Not !!!!
Read the title of the thread. The question was answered, before it was asked!

 

Read the title of the thread. The question was answered, before it was asked!

 

Silence is deafening....

 

which ones found there way onto production bow's 4a 4b or 4c ?

Wow !!!! nothing but the sound of crickets on this question !!!!

 

I just found another thing I missed in proofreading. This is all by memory, so it won't be absolute. If anyone has a model and year I missed, don't be afraid to speak up or add the information.

I forgot to add the 2012 to the 2011 SLP model, and the 100 for both years. Changes in bold.

- Gen 2:
2010 RDT-165 Solid limb
2011-12 SLP 100, 125, 150, 165 Solid Limb 2011 Telson 90, 110, 130 Split Limb


Technically there are Gen 4a, 4b, and 4c "Extreme" cams for the 2015 model year. Extremely minor engineering changes to the cam lobe on the underside of the cams. We'll just call them Gen 4's!

 

I just found another thing I missed in proofreading. This is all by memory, so it won't be absolute. If anyone has a model and year I missed, don't be afraid to speak up or add the information.

I forgot to add the 2012 to the 2011 SLP model, and the 100 for both years. Changes in bold.

- Gen 2:
2010 RDT-165 Solid limb
2011-12 SLP 100, 125, 150, 165 Solid Limb 2011 Telson 90, 110, 130 Split Limb


Technically there are Gen 4a, 4b, and 4c "Extreme" cams for the 2015 model year. Extremely minor engineering changes to the cam lobe on the underside of the cams. We'll just call them Gen 4's!

which ones found there way onto production bow's 4a 4b or 4c ?

 

Should be made into a sticky in the Scorpyd forum. Great job Vent!
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Vent just published the a critical set of information with pictures that absolutely should have been made available or published by the manufacturer.
Great job filling the information gap!!!!

 

A generation is a level in a family tree; a new set of descendants .
I have been saying the wrong thing i guess !!!
I have been calling the gen 4 a gen 1 extreme cam and gen 5 a gen 2 extreme cam and the 6 a 3 and 7 a 4 .
but by definition they are a different level in the same family , i will just have to get on board with this ,lol.

 

Thanks for sharing......

 

Great info Vent

 

I'm all into it ! I love it ! I was like that with Corvettes while I was younger and growing up. My uncle had one and my Dad had one so I learned all about them. Now it's Scorpyd I want to get to know all about.

 

Pretty neat info. I may not know my wife that well!

 

Thanks Vent! Your information pertaining to Scorpyd Crossbows is invaluable.

 

Thanks for the info!

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Great info here!

 

Very informative post and nice collection you have there! Those Gen 7's are built like a tank!

 

This is also a good place to check the timing of your cams by comparing them to the photos in this post. Especially for the Nemesis.

 

Thanks Vent ! This clears it all up for me.
Like you said, my DS 380 had the gen 5 cams until I had warranty work done on it and it came back with gen 6 cams on it and seemed to perform better but that could've been my imagination also. I don't own a chronograph so it's only a guess. The arrows were hitting a little higher though.

 

I thought I went over it, but come back and found something I missed. The Gen 1 cam was also on the 2010 RDT 80, 100, 125.

- Gen 1:
2009-10 RDT 80, 100, 125 Split limb


There may also be some anomalies out there from warranty work where newer cams were substituted after that model was no longer in production. Also at the beginning or the end of some model year production runs.

At one time, you could send in your RDT 80, 100, 125, and have it upgraded to the newer cams like a Telson. so, some of those will have Gen 2 or Gen 3 cams on them. I remember a few of them doing that on this forum.

 

Your the man! Gen 3's get my vote as the best by far! Gotta figure gen7's don't have any letoff either.

 

Yup gen3's are my favorite as well !!!!
i have the 4s 5s and 6s ,and they r just not for me .
guess that is why i have 3 set's of the 3s ,in my drawer ,lol.