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On the PSE Nova (2001 Nova OC with r6 cam), you want to tighten the limb bolts all the way on both limbs. Then start backing them out equally on each limb. 1 full turn out is somewhere between 2-3lbs. I would take a crayon or a pencil and mark a line for reference so you know exactly where one full turn is.
My Nova is stamped on the limbs to not back the bolt out more than 4 turns. So you can assume an 8-12lb. draw weight reduction.
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