First off...Good on you for doing some thinking!
How warm were the temps when you chrono'd it?
I just did a post about losing speed in the cold.
My setup was doing way faster in the summer.
Just tested it again last week and it was 20fps slower. WTH? right.
After checking for tuning and everything since all that would be off if the speed was that much slower.
I found out the chronos will read slow when they're cold.
My setup was still shooting what it did in the summer.
I wouldn't be a bit surprised if you checked that bow at a warm range you'd be up in the 180's at least.
Your setup is fine with more than enough energy.
Most of this stuff was said by others for good reason.
Ashby does go in to the energy pretty in depth.
The easiest way to compare one setup's energy to another's is to simply take the total wt of the arrow and multiply it by the speed.
Doing this will also let you find out with what wt arrow your bow will impart the maximum amount of energy to.
Most of the time, bows throw the highest energy arrow at around 12-13 grains/#.
Might be too slow for you, but there is a trade off with everything.
Kinda fun stuff.
Good luck and have fun.