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TWOHAND834

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Me Using Ebonite Tornado
« on: November 29, 2011, 06:58:55 AM »
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4LToTR6Iwxw
 

This is an entire game I took with my IPhone.  I just drilled the Tornado Red/Purple/Gold and it is my first time using it.  The shots from the 7:00 mark (my tenth frame) are from lane level.  Was hoping to give an idea as to my rev rate and ball roll but it is a tad on the blurry side.  This ball is at box finish, pin around 5 inches from my axis and the cg kicked out at 55 degrees.  Ball had a 3 inch pin and 2.5 oz of top weight, so small weight hole drilled at P4 since this is obviously a weak core to help the ball rev on the backend a tad.  The lane condition was light volume as they had not oiled the lanes yet from what was leftover from the previous night.



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charlest

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Re: Me Using Ebonite Tornado
« Reply #1 on: November 29, 2011, 04:02:04 PM »
Steve,
 
Weight holes are not going to affect this core,near as I can tell, because there is nothing in the middle. It has a pancake at the top and a "lump" at the bottom.
See this picture:
I don't think they've changed it since it has come out.
No, they haven't:
 
The good news is that it does have a lot of Diff, .040" for 15 lbs.
 


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TWOHAND834

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Re: Me Using Ebonite Tornado
« Reply #2 on: November 29, 2011, 04:23:34 PM »
Thanks, Charlest!  I obviously knew it was extremely weak.  I put it there simply because with what the static weights were before I put it there, which I believe were 1.385 oz side and .25 oz thumb, I put the hole there and now the statics are 1/2 side with 1/8 finger.



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Steven Vance
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Former Classic Products Assistant Manager