Hi,
I was given a used Big Kahuna that I'd like to drill up. Presently, the pin is above the fingers about 1/2 an inch. The span is a little over 4". The ball looks to have a 2 and 7/8 pin. I do not know the top weight. I will be using this ball on a medium-heavy house shot (synthetic lanes) that in my opinion are a bit flatter and longer than the typical house shot. I imagine I will need to set the ball up to roll early on this condition but I still need some finish. See my profile for my specs. Any thoughts?

I have a Buzz with the pin about an inch to the right of the fingers drilled stacked with an x hole on the PAP. This ball is a solid arc for me. I've bowled on synthetic and wood, wet and dry, and it is always a constant arc. Of course, the arc starts later on wet but it is still an even arc. I am trying different surfaces to give me a little back end bump. I mention this to offer more information on my  personal experience with Lanemasters equipment and drillings for me.

I have enjoyed and learned a great deal on BallReviews and appreciate all of you who contribute.
Thanks, Spoon

Ok, Rob, I understand.
If I have some time this afternoon, I'll try and give Galen a call.

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"None are so blind as those who will not see."

Just to follow up and thank those that helped me with my BK, I wanted to report that I offficially love this ball. Laid out pretty much as Charlest suggested (4x3) with the pin about 1 and 1/2" below the ring finger. The only difference is the weight hole was placed where the old thumb hole was - in the thumb quadrant on the VAL about even with the newly drilled thumb hole.

Just got to throw a few games on a medium to medium-heavy house shot. It is plenty strong for this condition. The ball goes a bit longer than I suspected but it's really revving up in the mid-lane and ends up hooking more than I thought it would. Kind of a powerhouse sort of move. Not flippy just real stong.
 
I questioned the previous owner again and upon reflection, he thinks maybe he had hit it with a 4000 abralon or maybe he put polish on it, maybe he didn't do anything - he can't remember. It looks factory to me and I wouldn't change it but it bugs me not to know what the surface is.

What a great ball. Thanks again for all the help.