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TheDude

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Passion is hard to compare to anything else.
« on: January 13, 2006, 03:08:56 AM »
Got my passion last night and drilled it up. Used it and i threw it side by side with my trifecta,vertigo, and diablo. The ball is early and hard arcing. The ball does not overside at all. This ball is almost impossible to make it miss the breakpoint.

I would say this ball is easily 5 boards stronger than the vertigo. In the heads it is probably cleaner and much bigger in the backends. The cover is 500 grit arablon but it is very tackey.

This is probably the strongest surface on the market without particles.

But most importantly use the included drill sheet!
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Re: Passion is hard to compare to anything else.
« Reply #1 on: January 13, 2006, 01:43:07 PM »
Passion is always high on my list also.

Have not seen or tried the ball.  Just get a charge out of passion!

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Re: Passion is hard to compare to anything else.
« Reply #2 on: January 13, 2006, 01:45:36 PM »
how would you drill it for me with 350RPM 17 mph speed axis 4 inches and a quarter up right handed for Junior Gold in Florida lane conditions
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Re: Passion is hard to compare to anything else.
« Reply #3 on: January 13, 2006, 01:48:41 PM »
Storm changed the dull ball finishing process newer releases will be tackier and hook more out the box.

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Re: Passion is hard to compare to anything else.
« Reply #4 on: January 13, 2006, 01:49:34 PM »
I also polished right on top of the 500 going to try it tonight on a carrydown league shot.

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Re: Passion is hard to compare to anything else.
« Reply #5 on: January 13, 2006, 02:55:12 PM »
Is Kegel back to doing the lanes for Junior Gold? Dynamax made the shots so dry it was stupid to watch.
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Re: Passion is hard to compare to anything else.
« Reply #6 on: January 13, 2006, 05:32:00 PM »
After reading the "hype" of the above posts, I ask a valid question:

Is the latest always the greatest?
OR
is it the greatest because the propaganda about it is the greatest?
Enquiring minds want to know.

The latest ball is always touted to go "sideways" at the breakpoint.


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Re: Passion is hard to compare to anything else.
« Reply #7 on: January 14, 2006, 12:32:04 AM »
To answer the posed questions about a layout for yourself. i don't know what the Jr gold conditons are like so your asking the wrong dude there.

to answer the other questions like why is this ball so good? is it all hype and propaganda? and if it is so great why so?

about the ball's surface, it is 500 grit abba or wtv it is. the ball is very tackey like it was just hit with some clean n dull.

continuing....

this ball features a 5 second spin time. only 4 other balls feature spin times this fast presently. 2 of them are track balls. 2 of them are now storm balls and the new roto epic battle (will) feature a spin time as low.
With spin times so low the ball wants to roll out quickly but it in effect it creates huge amounts of flare potential. Since the ABC/USBC has limited the diff number to 0.060 you can't make a ball flare more with a higher differential you now have to use the other potential axis to create more differential.

Now balls can still have high flare potentials with diffs under the sixty limit. The rules have been changed to limit how far they can go with cores as to numbers but of course rules are broken and ways around them can be discovered. This core is very strong, with high flare potential built into it. like morich balls it can be a love hate relationship for some. If the imporper layout is used the ball won't deliver the results. I learned this on my own paradigm. I have presenty up until this momment not been a huge fan of Asymetricals for myself.I found they all hook set or rolled out too fast. This ball revs up at the breakpoint then makes a direction change and it's entry angle is aggressive.

I don't know why but i find pin carry with this ball is nothing short of discusting. this ball can go high flush, light mixer doesn't matter.

The surface. In the past storm re-worked there coverstocks going through monsoon, typhoon, and then SFA and Reactor, and now EOX.

The Monsoon and Typhoon for me which i had limited experience with was not impressive. the surface slides alot and reacts hard to dry. Surface is a little over under for me.

The Sfa was on the vertigo and trifecta which hasn't been used since was an improvement from the monsoon and typhoon, but they lacked kick in the backend, they were too smooth.

The reactor feels just like Powerkoil 18. only a little stronger. balls are even but strong down lane. very similar to Accu-tread.(My personal favorite cover)

The New EOX cover is grabbing earlier than any other, finding traction faster.On brunswick oils and some new oils they are much more slick making stuff slide. Even though it can find traction it can still finish in the backends.

This ball is gonna be dangerous.

This is how I interpt things and my views and opinions may not be shared by all. These are only opinions and should be seen only as so. Nothing more.
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Edited on 1/14/2006 1:21 AM
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Re: Passion is hard to compare to anything else.
« Reply #8 on: January 14, 2006, 05:17:36 AM »
Just drilled my Passion. Pin under ring, cg stacked under pin, rad in "c" position. Drilled for control. Can't really get a read on it yet. Tried it in my wood house. Older lanes 40' fairly dead backends. My original Paradigm works great there from any angle. Tried the passion, forget it, rolled up at my feet. But...much to my surprise, it still had a good amount of snap at the end. Never had an "oil" ball that rolls that early still have something left at the end. Am eager to try it on some heavily oiled synthetics. Should be a monster. Anyway, definitely not a ball for lighter or even medium-heavy conditions, but thats not what I got it for.
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