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Equipment Boards => Lane #1 => Topic started by: Dirty Bomber on January 22, 2015, 05:44:03 PM
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Check out this ball, has the highest MB( int diff) to date at .040. i can't post a pic the file is to big, but you can check it out on this home page.
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The Dynamo advertised it needed 42 boards on the lanes. I wonder how many more boards will have to be added to the lanes for this ball? ... ;) ;D
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we will have to find out lol, hope to get it soon so i can make a video
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That price is for 2 balls, right?
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Love the msrp of this ball!!
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Yeah u gotta be getting 2. The Lane 1 pro told me 8)
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The diff-flection is gonna be more like it when you have a ball that has spun up and flared 7 inches in the heads
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Can you say layout specific??
The drill sheet only has 3 layouts, and they are all pin down... Hmm?
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The Dynamo advertised it needed 42 boards on the lanes. I wonder how many more boards will have to be added to the lanes for this ball? ... ;) ;D
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Well played sir!
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The diff-flection is gonna be more like it when you have a ball that has spun up and flared 7 inches in the heads
Don't you know that Lane 1 is now backed by Ping?
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I hope that price is a result of someone fat fingering the keyboard. :o
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Most companies stopped going that high on int diffs a few years ago.
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Most companies stopped going that high on int diffs a few years ago.
Why not? You'd think that there'd be a certain market for balls with "higher" diffs.
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I will be trying one of these for sure. Heck, why not?
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Most companies stopped going that high on int diffs a few years ago.
The ball will flare out very rapidly.
Why not? You'd think that there'd be a certain market for balls with "higher" diffs.
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This is from a bowling website regarding ID of bowing balls. I believe some of you are confusing what the ID is for.
The higher the measurement of Intermediate Differential, the greater the bowling ball asymmetry and the lower the Intermediate Differential, the lower the asymmetry of a given bowling ball. The greater the asymmetry, the more area is created at the break point and the ball will respond to friction faster than will symmetrical balls.
And there are only 3 layouts for this ball. This should be an extremely interesting topic moving forward.
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The closer the int diff gets to the primary pin, the more confusion potentially created my the core...layouts become more critical and more times than not, yes over flaring or inversion of the flare wil be created...
More is not always better and this is a perfect example...think of the 'push me, pull you' animal
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Somewhere, Mo is shaking his head.
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Somewhere, Mo is shaking his head.
I was thinking of asking him about it on bowlingchat.net forums. To me this .040 is all marketing fluff. Some people see "first" in any industry and think it has to be good. Maybe it's the first because all the others think it won't work. Being limited to pin under drillings could be problematic for some bowlers...
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Somewhere, Mo is shaking his head.
Somewhere, Mo is shaking his head.
I was thinking of asking him about it on bowlingchat.net forums. To me this .040 is all marketing fluff. Some people see "first" in any industry and think it has to be good. Maybe it's the first because all the others think it won't work. Being limited to pin under drillings could be problematic for some bowlers...
I was thinking of asking him about it on bowlingchat.net forums. To me this .040 is all marketing fluff. Some people see "first" in any industry and think it has to be good. Maybe it's the first because all the others think it won't work. Being limited to pin under drillings could be problematic for some bowlers...
Pin under is spot on and my favorite drill. However the .040 intermediate differential would be a total disaster for me as I have had nothing with bad luck with balls that are over .019 -.020 or so.
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Mo had cores with .037 int diffs which after drilling in most cases increases. I think many went away from those numbers fot a reason. More isn't always more.
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This ball sounds like it might not be for the heavy handed guys, because there's probably not enough oil. But for the medium rev bowlers and/or rev challenged, this sounds like a dream come true..!! Pin under drillings for more midlane, but the backend reaction of a pin up, gives bowlers the best of both worlds. What a concept..!! =:vD
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This ball sounds like it might not be for the heavy handed guys, because there's probably not enough oil. But for the medium rev bowlers and/or rev challenged, this sounds like a dream come true..!! Pin under drillings for more midlane, but the backend reaction of a pin up, gives bowlers the best of both worlds. What a concept..!! =:vD
Hey T-God ... Where have you been keeping ypurself? I haven't seen you on here for ages and ages. Glad to see you back as I have missed you. You always did have good drilling advice and have helped be a lot in the past.
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Pin under is spot on and my favorite drill. However the .040 intermediate differential would be a total disaster for me as I have had nothing with bad luck with balls that are over .019 -.020 or so.
I posted this ^^^^^^^^^^ same message on BBE as well as above here and Richie responded with the following ... "Brick, this is not a normal high MB ball, it's different (no pun intended). With this ball, you can have the pin down, but the bow tie will be up high, like a pin up/over the fingers drilling. That's the Difference..!! (pun intended) ", so maybe the .040 isn't as bad for people like myself as it sounds?
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There will only be three layouts for this ball, so i think this will be a lot better for that guy who cant figure out what layout he wants.
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Most companies stopped going that high on int diffs a few years ago.
Are you confusing RG differential with intermediate differential? I don't think any company had ever made a ball witn that big of an intermediate differential, although Mo Pinel has demonstrated how to get that number that high through drilling.
RG diff controls total flare potential while int diff controls how quickly a ball will respond to friction.
I don't know about the cover stock, but the core numbers indicate this ball will rev up fast, respond quickly to friction, and have a large flare.
http://wiki.bowlingchat.net/wiki/images/0/0b/The_Truth_about_Drilled_Balls.pdf
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Intermediate diff aside, for that price it needs to be able to make me a sandwich
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I have no words......
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Most companies stopped going that high on int diffs a few years ago.
Are you confusing RG differential with intermediate differential? I don't think any company had ever made a ball witn that big of an intermediate differential, although Mo Pinel has demonstrated how to get that number that high through drilling.
RG diff controls total flare potential while int diff controls how quickly a ball will respond to friction.
I don't know about the cover stock, but the core numbers indicate this ball will rev up fast, respond quickly to friction, and have a large flare.
http://wiki.bowlingchat.net/wiki/images/0/0b/The_Truth_about_Drilled_Balls.pdf
No confusion. Google is your friend. Most companies today have int diff in the ball park of .015-.024 today that I have seen.
Back a few years ago many companies were pushing high int diffs.
Brunswick Siege .030
Track 930 anything .030
Morich
Awersome rev .029
LevRG .033
Nsane LevRG .036
Ntense Levrg .036
Pick your favorite brand and go back and see if they also tried similar high int diffs.
In reference to actual Diff there were a few in the .070 range before the rule change. The Hammer Taboo and a few others still use the higher .060 but most companies shied away from that as well.
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Network was .030, and that was a lot. I had an Awesome Revs and Awesome Hook, disliked the Hook, and couldn't carry anything but light shots with the Revs. I think once you get past the high 20s, it isn't very driller friendly. Look at the Break core. If I remember correctly, its .024. That's strong enough to not make drilling it a hit or miss.
Just my humble opinion.
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With this ball, the drillings on the sheet seem simple, without the need for any fancy dancy stuff.
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that's why there are only 3 layouts for this ball.
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Not one to usually rag on ball pricing, but I just saw the online price at bowlerx. $289.99! :o
http://www.bowlerx.com/Lane-1-Difference-Bowling-Ball-LANE1DIFFERENCE.htm
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Lol Alteast with elite they gave u Two balls!
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add to that....I believe the drilled MARP is $350....the $290 is the MARP for undrilled.
WOWZERS!
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This ball better carry every pocket hit. No ringing 10s, no smash 7s, no stone 8s, no solid 9s, no 4 pins and never a pocket 7-10.