BallReviews
General Category => Drilling & Layouts => Topic started by: wizard on February 21, 2006, 01:05:55 PM
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Has any one used a 4 inch 135 or 4 inch 155 with success?
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I recently put a 4" pin-to-pap/135 on a used Messenger Titanium black/gold pearl. Pin is above the fingers. Statics came out 5/8 finger and 5/8 negative. I expected this ball to be fairly weak but, holy cow, is that thing strong. It gets down the lane nicely, makes a BIG move to the pocket and hits the pins HARD. I love it even though I am confused by the reaction. When compared to my 4x4 Heat with the same surface prep, the Ti is way stronger and I did not expect this to be the case. This is my first experiment with a 135* drilling, so I don't know if it's the drilling, the ball, the statics or a combo of all that make it so strong. I'm already looking to get another ball to put this drilling on. The reaction it gives me is awesome. Hope this helps.
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I did a 5 inch 135 on an ambush and a 6 inch 135 on a punisher and my God........these balls are sweet
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I did a 5 inch 135 on an ambush and a 6 inch 135 on a punisher and my God........these balls are sweet
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how does the degree system work?
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The Cyrness: Member -Fellowship of The Saws
Owner- Limestone Bowling Supply
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how does the degree system work?
The degrees is the angle from the PAP to the pin to the CG. In an asym ball with a marked mass bias, use the MB mark instead of the CG. 135 degrees is typically something that looks like a label drill, but it would depend on where the pin in.
SH
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anyone else?
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I did a 5&1/2" pin to pap, 135 degree drilling on an ebonite black ice. I either get a split or a strike. No in-between. If you are very accurate you can strike all night. If not,splits all night.
Mike E
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