An equipment question is easier to answer when the setup is described clearly. Before changing an ILF bow, make a small record you can share with a coach, shop or manufacturer. # What to record - Riser brand, model and length, plus the correct manual for that model. - Limb brand, model, length and marked weight; distinguish markings from a measured weight at your own draw length. - String details, brace height and tiller measurements, including how you measured them. - Shooting style and the problem you want to understand. - Clear photographs and a dated record of previous changes. Do not assume someone else's limb-bolt turn count applies to your riser. Find the manufacturer's permitted adjustment range and procedure first. If compatibility, engagement or condition is uncertain, get the equipment checked before using it; a forum photograph is not an inspection. # Make your question specific Instead of “what should my settings be?”, try: “Here is my riser and limb combination, the manufacturer's instructions I found, and the symptom I am seeing. What should I ask a qualified technician to check?” Keep baseline measurements so you can distinguish an intentional change from a guess. You can also store your equipment details in your BowStrike profile. **Discussion:** What information has made equipment advice more useful for you? Share the manufacturer's manual or another original source when recommending a procedure. This is an original BowStrike discussion prompt, not a universal tuning recipe.