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willypbowler1

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drilling for my Invasion
« on: March 02, 2010, 01:06:34 AM »
I have a Dimension drilled pin under ring finger, Cg kicked slightly, and i have my Invasion, which I am hoping to get something pin up to compliment my Dimension...any suggestions??
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Kenny Hynes
William Paterson University Bowling Team
Sponsored by STORM Bowling

In the bag...

Invasion
Dimension
Virtual Energy
Hy-Road
Fast
Rapid Fire
ICE Storm
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JohnP

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Re: drilling for my Invasion
« Reply #1 on: March 02, 2010, 09:43:47 PM »
You're going to have to give us a lot more information before anyone can make an intelligent recommendation.  PAP location, axis tilt, axis rotation, speed either off the hand or at the pin deck, rev rate, lane conditions, oil pattern and length, what you want the ball to do, etc.  --  JohnP
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willypbowler1

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Re: drilling for my Invasion
« Reply #2 on: March 02, 2010, 10:58:18 PM »
I am left handed, throw between 15-16mph, I consider myself a low tweener (not sure an exact rev rate), I am a Collegiate bowler so i am looking for my invasion to be able to battle the toughest of the tough...I want the ball to compliment my Dimension...my Dimension is a ROLLLLL kind of ball...very smooth, very arc, very even, and pretty early...I am looking for something different with the invasion...something that will turn the corner hard on the backend.   Thanks guys
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Kenny Hynes
William Paterson University Bowling Team
Sponsored by STORM Bowling

In the bag...

Invasion
Dimension
Virtual Energy
Hy-Road
Fast
Rapid Fire
ICE Storm
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JohnP

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Re: drilling for my Invasion
« Reply #3 on: March 03, 2010, 09:13:36 AM »
As a collegiate bowler, if you don't know the rest of the information I asked for, you need to learn what it is.  If your balls aren't being laid out using your PAP location the layouts are "hit and miss".  Your coach should be able to help you.  To learn how to measure your axis tilt (very important), see the links under the Axis Tilt section of the Unofficial FAQ stickie at the top of the Miscellaneous forum.  00  JohnP
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