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General Category => Drilling & Layouts => Topic started by: lefty50 on May 04, 2019, 11:05:38 AM
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Looking for feedback on the theory that having more weight in the bottom of the core like the Hammer Statement has a positive impact on continuation... Feedback?
Thanks in advance
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Creed core also is bottom heavy. I think it does help with an asym but probably not that much. I don't quite see the continuation with my Creed I see with my Scandal Pearl for example.
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Looking for feedback on the theory that having more weight in the bottom of the core like the Hammer Statement has a positive impact on continuation... Feedback?
Thanks in advance
Honestly, I don't know the science behind this but I have found balls with cores that have more mass at the bottom have a smoother and more continuous reaction. Balls like the Morich Colossus Supreme and the Storm La Nina/El Nino have a very elongated hook phase in my experience while the Track Silencer (being pretty top heavy) has a very defined hook/set reaction.
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I found this to be true to a point. you have to also consider int.diff in the equation. My 0.11 int.diff rebellion despite cover prep goes much longer then my compound buff hit man enforcer with a int.diff of 0.20. I've found top heavy cores to flip while bottom heavy are long and continues.