Depending on your PAP, I would say that (on average, assuming you don't track super high or super low), the Radar will get down the lane some and pick up in the midlane, and then make a powerful backend move.  Not as strong as "stacked-leverage" but still quite strong, too many dry boards could cause it to over-react or have an over-under reaction (again, depending on your PAP).

Hope this helps!  The Radar is a great ball!
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I would agree & disagree on this. assumeing your a semi high tracker it would be close to a 4 or 4-1/2 pin to pap and depending on your span it would put the pin around the 4" above the midline position wich would make it more jumpy of the spot/dry. This would be a very flippy drill. Now I would disagree on putting the pin lower if you keep the core angle in the strong position it will still be flippy it would just read the lane a touch sooner and have less push when it hits the friction. What type of reaction are you looking for and what are you wanting the ball to do for you. Seeing how you have the SJP I would stray away from a flip drilling on the radar and make it a bench mark ball for you. I would (if it were me) Put the pin 4-1/2-5" from pap up or down depending on you house shot and the condition of your heads and midlanes and twist the cg to a moderate arc/flip strong move 45* position. On the SJP I would go pin high 4" above midline and 5-1/2 - 6" from pap and depending on the break point shape your looking for pick a cg position for it. To me the SJP is more flippy so it doesnt need alot of help to do so. Again it is best to have an idea of what your wanting these two to do before you drill them so maybe post back what your looking for and maybe others can help out also.

i was pretty much looking to get the radar to replace my visionary violet gargoyle as my benchmark ball.  All the houses i bowl at for regular league and travel, use hpl lanes if its a amf house or pro anvil lanes.  The reaction i was looking for out of this ball would be, pretty much any drilling that will let the ball get down the lane on a medium-dry ths.  I forgot what drilling it was that was mentioned, but the one that described how it might push the ball too far down the lane probably would work ok for me, due to i tend to like to play around 20-15 with my feet and anywhere between 12-8 at the arrows at my regular home house league.  Hopefully this will help out a little more than my first post.

btw bar, what is your ball speed a majority of the time if you happen to know off hand?

Edited on 11/15/2006 11:46 AM