Just changed the densities to slightly lower the RG and raise the diff.

The difference in cover and extra flare make them very very very different bowling balls.

It will be cleaner and more off the friction. So when the nano starts bleeding off too much energy, you can get in and go around the pattern a little more. Personally, I would go with a faster response type drill to get the ball to transition faster. How is your Nano laid out?

But the Nano is smooth, so with the pin down, you're going to hit a point where the ball isn't usable anymore. I had a King Cobra that I could kill with if I kept it straighter, but if I had to move in, it didn't have enough response. I'd imagine the Nano kinda rolls like that.

Maybe a longer pin down would work. If your nano is 4 inch pin to pap, go 5 inches pin to pap.

You sure it's not burning up? What surface do you have it at?

Oh no it's not burning up it's obvious you can see it going longer

You have it polished, don't you?

Quote from: sevenpin63 on February 17, 2018, 02:45:16 PM

Oh no it's not burning up it's obvious you can see it going longer

You have it polished, don't you?

No not really but this is on wood lanes.

Wheaton Bowl, but I am not getting this ball to use at Wheaton.
I plan on using this ball at Lake Side, and Wood Dale Bowl, both on synthetics.
Frankly the Nano Tour was not strong enough on the synthetics I bowl on, but its great on wood lanes.
Before you say Wheaton, they have finally change there shot, they added about a foot to the pattern. Its still dryer than the other places but now its not so flippy, but I still wouldn't use a pearl there, and I still bring my urethane just in case.