Post by: admin on December 31, 1969, 06:00:00 PM
Ball Construction: Multiple Density Four-Piece
Hook Rating: 19 (on a scale of 1-20)
Flare Potential: Medium to High
Radius of Gyration: 2.487
Differential: .047
Coverstock: Bigfoot
Color: Purple/Green Multi-color
Factory Finish: Fine
Pin Placement: 0-5"
Available Weights: 14-16 lbs. - "Power Rev" core design 12-13 lbs. Core 2 Technology
Hardness: 73-75
Post by: AUS leftie on January 17, 2002, 03:17:51 AM
Well just from feeling the coverstock you know this ball is going to turn. Match that up with the Enforcer core and you've got yourself a turning monster! I used mine on a standard house shot and found it offered about 7-10 boards more turn than my Heat 2 pearl (which before this was my biggest turning ball). This ball is meant for oil only!! Even just hitting the lane you can see the ball gripping and wanting to go the other the way.
For the rev-challenged bowlers or for the guys who want a ball for oil, this is it. By far the biggest turning ball Track has ever made, I dare say about 2-5 boards more than the Enforcer. I have only used it on a standard house shot but had to stand up next to the ball return just to keep it in play. I am bowling on some oil in the next few weeks so I'll post another review after that. I have no intentions of polishing it, and by the feel of the surface, you'd spend some quality time with the ball spinner to get it polished anyway.
Another good one from Track, hits like a truck but there must be oil present otherwise this baby is turning at your feet. Oil 10/10 Med 7/10 Dry 2/10
Post by: Wrench on January 17, 2002, 03:42:50 PM
Out of the box this ball can hook on almost anything. If you need something to cut through the puddle in the middle of the lane on league night or for the tighter patterns in tounament play this would be a great ball for you. I had to polish the ball a little for the conditions I see locally. For me this ball revs incredibly strong in the mid-lane and gives me a continuous strong arc off the breakpoint. This is the strongest ball that I have thrown. The Money tends to continue hooking when other balls in its class shut down.
Post by: BowlPro on January 25, 2002, 11:26:24 PM
We were excited to get our "Money Ball" and finally get this one on the lanes.
The Money Ball features Track's Tried and Proven "Power-Rev Core" as used in the Enforcer, Assassin, Heat-2, and Heat-2 Pearl.
The New "Tamed Down" Protracktion Cover Stock provides for a Strong and Friendly ball that will bite and hook in oil! Yet, provide a strong hook to the pocket! We found the Cover "Too Strong" out of the box for the typical house condition, but with alittle help from a trip to the ball spinner and Black Magic, we were able to use this one from start to finish.
As the lanes broke down we had to make our moves with our feet and target arrows, but the Money Ball rolled smooth and strong!
Great Hitting power and mix! THIS ball will carry!
This ball will be a excellent choice for those of you who need a good Oil ball with a very friendly cover that can be adjusted to several levels of lane conditions and bowlers hook styles.
We recommend this ball to all bowlers and think that you will also find that
this ball will earn its name with no problem!
BowlPro
www.discount-proshop.com
Post by: 200orBust on February 05, 2002, 08:53:20 AM
If you want a ball that moves no matter what, this is the ball for you.. Average is 195 now.. I am confident this ball will boost me to at least a deuce in a few weeks.. Get the money..
Wassuppp..
Post by: dw23 on February 12, 2002, 02:09:34 AM
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Post by: Michael on March 04, 2002, 11:04:48 PM
Good Luck and Good Bowling,
Michael
Post by: bowlingkid300 on March 12, 2002, 07:26:30 PM
Post by: Richard M Maloney on March 14, 2002, 03:02:50 PM
Post by: AUS leftie on March 19, 2002, 01:18:45 AM
Quick modification, 19th May, local championships, 300 in singles for a new record 743 block.
Post by: Copygod on April 07, 2002, 11:33:09 PM
15 lbs.
2.5 oz. top weight
3 inch pin
After drilling the pin ended up just to the right and up of the ring finger with the cg an inch to the right with a balance hole. I picked up the ball on Saturday to bowl a Sunday morning league at a house known for their dead backends and bad carry. Pretty much a standard house shot but hard to find a breakpoint. First practice shot I lined up like normal from 15 at the arrows out to 10 and just clipped the 4 pin. With this drilling my ball had about 6 inches of flare. After picking up my jaw off the ground I ended up playing from 20 out to the 5 and RIPPING the pins to shreads. Mixes well with light, demolishes flush, and still trips the 10 on high pocket hits. By far the most area with any of the other balls I own. Awsome job Track 11 out of 10.
Post by: Jack Jurek on April 10, 2002, 04:59:46 PM
Post by: TrackDaddy on April 13, 2002, 02:12:29 PM
a good compliment to the Hex Treme
Post by: tomtom123 on April 28, 2002, 09:25:55 PM
Post by: GLC300 on April 30, 2002, 01:07:39 PM
This ball is great. Just punched it up with the #1
drilling on Track's drill sheet which is 5 x 5 with the
pin above my ring finger. This ball is very strong when
you need to swing it. I found the best reaction was
25 to 10. With this drill, you definately need to find
some dry areas, but when you do, hold onto your pants
as this ball takes an immediate left hand turn. If you
leak it into the oil a bit, seems to skid a little far
and leaves weak 10's. First game with it shot 248 and 217.
Definately play deep with this ball and swing it. Playing
up the boards takes away from this balls performance.
Talk to you guys later. Chao!!
Post by: bowlingkid300 on May 03, 2002, 08:35:05 AM
right out the gate i shot 258, 249 279 for a 786 this ball works great when the heads have a little oil and the back ends are scorched. this thing hits like a tank
Post by: BowlingFanatic300 on May 08, 2002, 05:34:34 PM
At the time, I didn't have the 2 storm balls, so I was going to build around this ball.
On me, 18-19 MPH, a whole lot of revs
I drilled this ball up to read the midlane and have good backend. I was looking for a strong readable ball that I could build a line around in terms of equipment. All I have to say about this ball is WOW. This ball is all about consistency. It was a little weaker than I anticipated when I bought it, so I decided to buy a stronger ball (Boost) and a weaker ball (Blaze). Well, after the Blaze outhooked my expectations, I decided to calm down the Money, so I hit it with Black Magic and glassed it up pretty well. Well, I have never been as happy as I was when I threw this ball after that. Talk about versatility! This ball clamed down about 13 boards from its previous reactions and is now well weaker than both the Blaze and the Boost. The way this ball rolls now, it is a light-to-medium oil benchmark ball that has an even roll with predictable arcing backend.
10/10 for versatility. This ball can be anything you are looking for outside of the two extremes (heavy oil and fried). The hit is tremendous, and the versatility now gives me a high performance ball on light to medium oil when every else needs to pull out the lower line stuff.(Scouts, Flames, Claws, etc.) At a tournament, this ball will give you that kind of advantage over the competition, and allow to make its namesake, MONEY!!!!!
Post by: stormbowler300 on May 20, 2002, 11:28:39 AM
Post by: grasshopper on June 10, 2002, 01:15:57 PM
Bowl good
Grasshopper
Post by: northface28 on November 19, 2002, 01:42:24 AM
Drilling, pin under ring finger, cg in palm. I now use the ball on all the medium heavys that the VooDoo squirts on. Probably wont see much more action with my Freak around but I will always remember the Money. This is the ball that got me hooked on Track. Revs hard, hooks hard, and hits even harder. Very versatile can play up the boards or swing this ball thats why it will always have a spot in my bag. Simple feet and target adjustments and you can keep this ball in play easily. Great ball. Since the Freak is out, im seeing these balls in proshops on closeouts. A real steal if you can get one.
Post by: btx on May 05, 2003, 03:12:20 PM
The only thing you have to remember is to have sufficient oil in the heads or it will hook of your feet.Revs hard and hooks hard and carries extremely well. I currently use it on heavy-med with tons of oil in the heads otherwise i go with my spirit. Definitely worth the MONEY!!!
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Please dont hit on me, IM A NEWBIE
Post by: Vasilis3690 on November 08, 2003, 04:41:25 AM
im a big track fan let me say for starters...
i bought this ball a while ago but didnt use it as my champ still did its work after 1,5years and 1 service.I live in Greece and there isnt much oil used here on the lanes.The biggest problem i would say is that i think where i play,maybe its because of the temp,or the humidity or the quality of the oil,that when lanes break down you are..r scr****.Anyway
I had my champ drilled ofr high flare potential,but i drilled my money with drilling number 3(pin over 2 fingers).Also my money is a money second,pin out 4-5 inches.
Im a mid rev player i would say low speed.
The balls reaction is this:arrows 18,break point 6-5,pocket!As lanes break down i move left.
Sometimes i threw it on a smaller angle like arrows 16 break point 10-8 and got a better looking strike.
I figured that this ball has a lot of potential which gives you the choice to really choose your game depending on the lane conditions and how they begin to break down.After a while,i may go back to my champ to finish the job if this one is becoming much stronger.
Very nice ball,and im looking forward to using new track equipment.
one question though:is it better to drill a ball for its highest ability thinking that when it begins to wear out after serviced once,to still have te best usage of the core,and give you an acceptable hook?
Post by: Scott Kinney on November 28, 2003, 02:58:34 AM
Oil pattern: 36" oil 39" buffed out, synthetic lanes,
Check my profile for other info.
Ball: 15# Pin 3"
First drilling:
3 3/8" X 5"
Ball reacted decently until the carry down became a factor.
Second drilling:
4" X 2" , balance hole 1" past PAP on GML
Totally different reaction smooth roll and when it hit the dry then it took off and stood up to the pins ripping them everytime.
Wasn't a ball where I would say you could use it everywhere but it carried well and didn't die after 50 games.
Rating: 8 out of 10