Hoyt Excel Limb Length Question?

[MEF]

Hello, I am about to buy a Hoyt Excel 21" riser and I am unsure as to what length and poundage limb to buy. The limbs I am looking at are the Tradtech Black Max ILF wood glass limbs. I would like a 64 inch overall length bow and I am looking for the poundage to be around 60 pounds. I understand that the limbs are rated for a 17" riser and I would like to know what spec limb to buy. Thanks.

[2 Barrels]

Hello,You'll need medium limbs. To make a 64" bow.Your best bet for getting the weight right would be to call TT.And let them tell you what you need.Good luck hope you enjoy your new bow.

[KYhunter]

Call Trad Tech and ask for John Wert he will set up a bow and check poundage at your draw length.

Jim

[jarhead_hunter]

Easy to calculate for a ball park estimate.

Length of rated riser minus length of new riser equals (17-21= -4).

Since you are going to a longer riser the limbs would have to be rated at 64# on a 17 inch bow to be about 60 to 61# on a 21 inch bow.

2 Barrels is correct medium length would be required for a 64 inch bow.

Hope this helps.

Charles.

[ckanous]

Mediums will get your 64" length right but like everyone said you should make the call so you can get the poundage just right! I have an Excel w/med limbs and this makes a awesome shooting bow, at least for me. Good luck.

[Claymore]

They will measure the weight for you at Trad Tech. They did mine and hit it right on the head.

[MEF]

Ok thank you very much for the advice. I think that is what I may do.