I am familiar with R.g. and Diff. when it comes to most balls, what does Intermediate Differential of 0.020 in the Continuum mean?
If I purchase this ball and drill it Pin up and Mass Bias below the Thumb, how would the Intermediate Diff play a roll in the balls performance?

Ok, Space Time Continuum.

Not knowing your pap or what that works out to be in a dual angle measurement, the result will be a ball that reads the lane slower is and smoother on the back compared to a ball with the mass bias closer to the vertical axis line. Pin up is also a very subjective measurement because it's height and distance from the pap matters too.

Ok, I went on a bit of a tangent. The higher the number for the intermediate diff, the more midlane read and thus more forward motion through the pins. .020 will be comparable with most other strong assyms on the market.

Well, with the same layout, you'll have a bit earlier smoother reaction. I would take the polish off to give it a bit different look.

Yes, I'm higher than 45 degrees tilt.