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Equipment Boards => Roto Grip => Topic started by: 302efi on October 23, 2005, 12:08:17 AM
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I'm looking at this ball for my dad. Hes a old-time stroker/spinner, speed about 9-10 mph and uses convential drilling (no grips or slug and finger all the way in the ball). Any ideas on drilling ? Should we just go by the full-roller drillings on the Roto-Grip website ?
Thanks guys
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Nothing but Dyno-Thane
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If he is a spinner, why would you go by full-roller drillings?
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Bowling: Wish I could help me as much as I seem to help others ...
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Well looking at the finger holes, his track goes through the span horizontal, not vertical besides the fingers. Our local driller said this to be right ?
The ball he has now is a 1971 AMF Pro-Roll Classic Rubber ball...LOL
***I glad I asked this here, this is the advice the ProShop said!..Glad I asked before he got it drilled !!!
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Nothing but Dyno-Thane
Live by the hook...Die by the hook
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Well, if his track goes between the finger and thumb holes, you shouldn't call him a spinner, which indicates a very low outside track.
With his low speed, an Ultra Sonic sounds perfect, and, yes, you should use the full-roller drillings, since it also seems like he has a full roller's track!
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Bowling: Wish I could help me as much as I seem to help others ...
Life ... is what you make of it. No, really!
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Thanks charlest !
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Nothing but Dyno-Thane
Live by the hook...Die by the hook