Author Topic: WCP what surface? (Read 3391 times)

shipper50 · « **on:** January 30, 2007, 01:35:32 AM »

I bought a used WCP and had it drilled label. Could someone tell me what out of box surface they come with? I was shocked it wouldn't turn on the THS I was on last night.

Thanks
Shipper

shipper50 · « **Reply #16 on:** February 02, 2007, 08:05:21 AM »

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Terminator outhooks the robo rule in the heavy stuff. I have both. I am selling the robo rule if you are interested. It is still a good ball for heavy oil though. its just when it is real slick it is more of a down and in ball.
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I have a Robo and use it on heavy. I play more down and in than swing the ball. My only problem is with my Robo if I get on some real oil, I play the track area then only after I lower the ball in my stance and slow the ball down. I am not a speed player, more like 15.5 16 ish.

Thanks
Shipper

shipper50 · « **Reply #17 on:** February 02, 2007, 08:14:27 AM »

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I took a used gray pad to the WCP and it rolled like most balls I have with label drilling. My personal opinion is it doest hit or carry any better than my Equation that has a label drilling and I had to put Delayed Reaction on it to tame down the back ends.

Am I looking for something out of this ball that isn't there? Is it possible that Legends doesn't match up to my game as well as Track seems to? I dont look for a magic ball by any means.
Thanks
Shipper

Yes, on lanes where you can use the World Class Particle, you cnanot even bring an Equation into the building. Small wonder you're having problems.

The WCP is for heavy oil; the Equation is for medium oil AT BEST. You'd have to drill the WCP with a 6" pin, sand it SUPER FINE to 4000 grit and then put a SUPER high gloss polish on it before even considering using the WCP on the same oil pattern as an Equation. Even then it might not work.

The WCP is burning up in the heads and dying in the midlane IF you're even getting the Equation to make the turn and hit the pocket.

In my opinion, these are not even goto or complementary balls, in that once you can use the WCP then you can begin using the Equation. You'd need another ball between them.

You're not even comparing apples to oranges; it's more like grapes to watermelons.

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Could my watermelons be more like apples? I have a Equation drilled label and would have to check the exact specs to see how its compared to my pap. I also have a Power Machine and its drilled 5x5 and I can get more hook and back ends out of my Equation than the PM.

I used my WCP last night on a THS, synthetics they say is 10-10 but more like a 8-8 and I had to play the 8 track area to get the ball to the hole. If I got the ball into 12 the ball would not carry the 10. In my opinion unless I dont know how to bowl on oil, this WCP is not the big oil ball everyone makes it out to be.

I have a co-bowler on Mondays and he uses a WCP, I will wait till we can bowl side by side on the same shot and then will decide if its me or the ball.

Thanks for the help
Shipper

charlest · « **Reply #18 on:** February 02, 2007, 08:56:08 AM »

Shipper,

Not only is the cover strong, the core is a VERY early rolling one.

It is not even really a big hooking ball; few oilers really are. It just needs OIL.
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Laybzz74 · « **Reply #19 on:** February 02, 2007, 02:39:04 PM »

I'm with Jeff here ... I have one FS (cheap plug) becauser I don't see enough oil, and with that layout of pin in ring and a low cg, well ...
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jd1319 · « **Reply #20 on:** February 08, 2007, 12:29:23 AM »

I thought I would chime in since I bowl with Shipper and use the WCP, maybe info about my game might help. Unfortunately, I started a new job recently, and haven't been able to bowl on the same night lately to see what is going on with his WCP. Hopefully that will change soon, but being the low man on the totum pole sucks. Such is life though.

Anyway, my WCP is a basic label drill, CG middle of span, pin about inch from the ring finger. It has the OOB finish, I run the gray pad over it about once a month, clean it after every set. The shot, is an easy crown, medium oil (according to the owner). I stand 18-19 and play straight down the 8 board. I don't swing it, I'm talking straight down the 8 until the break point. I'm a low to medium rev bowler, high track. The ball is very strong once it makes its break, and hits the pins hard. The ball obviously isn't burning up early, and has very solid backend. As the night goes on, I have to make a couple of 2-1 adjustments to chase the oil or the ball over-reacts on the backend, coupled with a moderate speed increase. I'm not a power bowler, so it's not high MPH although I'm not sure what my MPH are. By the end of the night, I'm standing 23 playing straight up 10.

The ball replaced a Paradigm, drilled 4X4 with a 2 1/2 pin buffer, and played a very similar line. The Paradigm was a slightly weaker ball, but did have better recovery if I missed significantly right, however, the WCP has better carry.

If the lanes break down too much, and the WCP starts to over-react or burn up and lose carry, I switch to a Satifaxion, and play a similar line to what I was playing with the WCP. The Satisfaxion (drilled label also) is unpredictable at best during the first or 2nd game, but has it's niche as the night goes on. I do bowl in another house with a medium-heavy condition, and the WCP opens the lanes up even more, and is a better condition for the ball, but at the first house, it's still good for a 219+.

Shipper does swing the ball out more than I do on his shots, and maybe I'm wrong on this, but appears to have an early breakpoint with most of his equipment than I do with the WCP. Hope this helps.

shipper50 · « **Reply #21 on:** February 08, 2007, 07:49:27 AM »

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I thought I would chime in since I bowl with Shipper and use the WCP, maybe info about my game might help. Unfortunately, I started a new job recently, and haven't been able to bowl on the same night lately to see what is going on with his WCP. Hopefully that will change soon, but being the low man on the totum pole sucks. Such is life though.

Anyway, my WCP is a basic label drill, CG middle of span, pin about inch from the ring finger. It has the OOB finish, I run the gray pad over it about once a month, clean it after every set. The shot, is an easy crown, medium oil (according to the owner). I stand 18-19 and play straight down the 8 board. I don't swing it, I'm talking straight down the 8 until the break point. I'm a low to medium rev bowler, high track. The ball is very strong once it makes its break, and hits the pins hard. The ball obviously isn't burning up early, and has very solid backend. As the night goes on, I have to make a couple of 2-1 adjustments to chase the oil or the ball over-reacts on the backend, coupled with a moderate speed increase. I'm not a power bowler, so it's not high MPH although I'm not sure what my MPH are. By the end of the night, I'm standing 23 playing straight up 10.

The ball replaced a Paradigm, drilled 4X4 with a 2 1/2 pin buffer, and played a very similar line. The Paradigm was a slightly weaker ball, but did have better recovery if I missed significantly right, however, the WCP has better carry.

If the lanes break down too much, and the WCP starts to over-react or burn up and lose carry, I switch to a Satifaxion, and play a similar line to what I was playing with the WCP. The Satisfaxion (drilled label also) is unpredictable at best during the first or 2nd game, but has it's niche as the night goes on. I do bowl in another house with a medium-heavy condition, and the WCP opens the lanes up even more, and is a better condition for the ball, but at the first house, it's still good for a 219+.

Shipper does swing the ball out more than I do on his shots, and maybe I'm wrong on this, but appears to have an early breakpoint with most of his equipment than I do with the WCP. Hope this helps.

You actually play more down the 10 board at the arrows than you know. You do stay behind the ball much more than I do even when I think I am staying behind it. You score much better with your WCP than most in my old opinion till the oil is gone. I mean I watched this man shot many a 26? game with his WCP.

Well I did it, I bought a Brunswick Mammoth and if that ball doesn't hook in oil, then I will go back to competition shooting. I couldn't hit anything when I shot either.

Shipper

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