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Rule
« on: December 31, 1969, 06:00:00 PM »
Rule

The rules of the game have changed. New from Track, the Rule uses the Morpheus 2.0 core and takes it to the next level, adding the rev-enhancing lever so the ball revs faster, responds to friction better and gives you more angle on the back end. We topped this improved core with our new Goo coverstock, which gives you more friction in oil without giving up the back end angularity offered by the core. This cutting-edge combination of Track technology makes the Rule unstoppable and lets you redefine the rules of your own game.

Drill Patterns
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Rule Specs
Hook Rating 40-30  
Length 5.0  
Backend 9.0  
Core Technology Morpheus Rev-Lever  
Core Power 8.5  
RG 2.53  
Differential 0.046  
Determinator Spin Time 6.0  
Flare Potential 5.5  
Coverstock Goo Reactive  
Friction Rating 9.5  
Finish Mega-Smooth  
Polish Clean N Sheen  
Reaction Shape Strong Arc  
Lane Condition Heavy to Medium Oil  
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sunnyrt

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Re: Rule
« Reply #31 on: May 15, 2005, 02:25:53 AM »
I got a blem 4 oz. top weight, 4-5" Pin. Tried it for the first time last night. The conditioner at the lanes where I bowl was broken. It was laying down full oil 10 and out. and stripes of oil down the center. I pulled the rule out at the end of my first game and played the middle, swinging it out and finished with a 222 and 237. It hits great and lets me play the middle even though I'm a med-rev bowler.
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SteveAustin2808

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Re: Rule
« Reply #32 on: June 16, 2005, 01:34:44 PM »
Track Rule
Weight: 15#
Pin: 3"
Top Weight: 3.75 oz

Layout:
3 3/8" Pin, Stacked Leverage with weight hole 3" from CG placement.
NOTE: I had another one drilled with a 4 1/2" Pin made to arc a ton.

This Rule has a very nice reaction to the pocket. I'm glad to have this one back in the arsenal. With this layout the ball gets cleaner through the heads; yet, it does not over react on the back end. Still has enough energy left on the dry back end to get to the pocket. I have been able to play as far left as 27 and playing 16-12 and it still gets back to the pocket. This ball compliments the reaction of the GP2 with a reactive coverstock and does not over jump boards like the GP2 will do on a fresh shot with clean back ends. If you are looking for a high performance reactive ball for the slick stuff, I highly suggest the Rule!
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Re: Rule
« Reply #33 on: July 29, 2005, 03:59:57 AM »
Let me start by saying this is a great compliment to my Phenom Unleashed and it is quickly becoming my favorite ball.
I have been able to use it on 3 different conditions so far and I have been able to find a consistent line on each of them.

14# 4oz
3 1/2" Pin
2 1/4oz Top
OOB Surface
52°
5 9/16 (pin) X 5 1/2 (MB)
Pin: up 3 1/8 right 1/2
MB: down 3 1/2 right 2
Balance hole 3/4" past VAL, down 3/4"

38' Med - Med/Hvy Pro-Anvil:
Played 13 to 7 on this pattern with around 45° axis rotation at release.
The ball had good length having no problem getting to the break point and then had a nice semi strong arc with good continuation.


44' Med. Wood
Played 15-5 on this pattern with around 60° axis rotation at release.
On this pattern the ball wanted to read a little to early which is why I had to move inside a bit and increase axis rotation. Once I made the adjustment the ball was very consistent with good length and a strong arc and great continuation.

40' Med/Hvy - Hvy Wood
This is where the ball really shined for me. The pattern was just down right brutal, don't know what the readings would have been if taped, but I do know that the oiling program was 1:1 from 5R to 5L. I have a speadsheet of the pattern if anyone would like to see it. Well anyway I was playing 7-2 with about 45° axis rotation. The ball justed skated to the late midlane and then started a nice read, once it reached the break point and started it's move it had so much continuation I swear it looked like it would have still been hooking at 90'.

I also used my Phenom Unleashed (details in profile) on each of these:
38' - 17-8
44' - 22-10
40' - 15-8
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Re: Rule
« Reply #34 on: January 01, 2006, 01:04:28 AM »
Pin to axis - 4.5" (No extra hole)
MB - Below the thumb
Surface - Ebonite Factory Polish

I've had this ball for a few months and I have had some success with it.  This ball blends the pattern pretty well, but carry suffers with extreme angles, so this ball really is much better for me when going more direct.  I haven't had much sucess on longer patterns or moderate carry down, so it's pretty condition sensitive.  All in all, a decent ball, but definitely an arsenal ball that fits a very narrow range of conditions.
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CSDragracer

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Re: Rule
« Reply #35 on: February 20, 2006, 12:43:17 PM »
I bought this ball about a year and half ago. My ninth game was a 298 and I am a 190 average bowler. It did everything I asked of it. I bowl one league, 3 games a week. 9 months after I purchased the ball, the thumb hole started chunking apart. Than last week, the finger holes started chunking apart. I tried to contact Track to no avail. My Pro Shop fixed the damage for now. I love the ball, but I can't have a bowling ball that is coming apart on me. I have had Hammer's Diesel and others in the past and never had one come apart. Expensive ball to have to replace every year. Would not buy another Track.
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AdrianS

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Re: Rule
« Reply #36 on: May 26, 2006, 08:01:04 AM »
Drilled Pin under ring finger, mass bias inch or so right of thumb, no hole.

Very happy with the Rule so far for a few reasons. First its predictability, its not an especially flippy ball for me on the back 20ft, this gives you not too much of an entry angle which really helps carry. The Rule with this drilling is a better choice on our fresh house shot than my stack leverage Havoc and i can line up equally well standing from 10 board right into 20. Next the morpheous core, never seen a core give a ball a kick into high gear like this one does, really gives it some punch at the pindeck and keeps the wood down too which along with the entry angle helps avoid the dreaded smash 10. This ball fits right alongside my Arsenal Aggressive for when that ball is jumping too soon and is a easy ball to go to from the Hyper Zone s when that gets a little too angular and heads for the nose, with my Phenom soon to be redrilled with mb in the track( 1.30 label drill) and the WOW pearl(Close enough to the Arsenal Artillery, especially corewise, to keep me happy, 1.30 label drill) for the same smooth look in the back with a bit less surface i've got options for everything i'm likely to see on my bowling travels. Cant help but think though what the gp 2 or Delta 1 would bring to the table too
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LeftyTourangeau

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Re: Rule
« Reply #37 on: September 04, 2006, 05:06:24 PM »
I threw this ball and it performed very well. For having the ball drilled relatively weak it still managed to turn over and crush the pocket. I have thrown a few track balls now and I really like how these balls perform and carry. On light hits this ball and the freak both carry very well. This ball does hit harder than the freak and it is a more versital ball that can be used on many shots. Track once again has made a great bowling ball.
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MunchkinBowler

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Re: Rule
« Reply #38 on: September 29, 2006, 11:57:16 AM »
I picked up this ball from a lefty friend and had it plugged and redrulled righty.  Pin is right above bridge, MB about a half inch right of thumb hole.  This ball goes fairly long, and doesn't pick up its roll till the backend, where it makes a good hard arc.  In comparison to my AI (drilled pin to the right and under my ring funger), the Rule goes noticibly longer, and has a harder move on the back, but doesn't hook as much overall.  For me, this ball handles drier lanes better than my AI, which usually doesn't have enough energy to turn the corner on the back end if i play too deep.  The Rule on such conditions will store a little bit more energy and make the turn on a deep line.  Overall, it's a solid ball, not as predictable as my AI, but still very good.
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