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Eliminator
« on: December 31, 1969, 06:00:00 PM »
Specifications are as follows:


Coverstock: Low-Load Proactive /Particle

Color: Royal Blue

Hardness: 77-79

Factory Finish: Cerium Oxide Trizact

Core Dynamics:

   

       
  • RG Max: 2.546

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  • RG Min: 2.493

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  • RG Diff: 0.043

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  • RG Avg: 3.5

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Performance:

   

       
  • Hook Potential: 125

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  • Length: 80

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  • BreakPoint Shape: 60

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Available Weights: 12-16 Pounds



View the official Spec sheet including Drill Instructions

 

Dave_in_Rio_Rancho

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Re: Eliminator
« Reply #31 on: April 29, 2012, 10:26:05 PM »
Correction to the ball description - the RG Diff is a strong .053, not .043.

I bought this ball new and I still carry it in my bag - it is the first ball out - after ten years of use it still hooks the house. It has a very, very predictable consistent reaction the entire way to the pin deck.

I agree with dizzyfugu that the cover stock is basically PK18 with a light load of particles - and as always has been true of PK18 cover stock, it is virtually indestructible.

I use this ball as my benchmark to see what ball I will start the game with - except when the lanes are already toast, I will give the Fuze Eliminator a try - unless you run out of lane it is a very versatile bowl as you can get very deep inside with it on medium dry and still carry. In a total flood you may need to get your go-to oiler.

You can think of this ball as a step up from the Karma solid.

As I have gotten older I have become more cautious so I don't play the "no guts no glory line" much - if the ball has to hang over the channel to stay in the pocket, this one goes back in the bag:)
« Last Edit: April 29, 2012, 10:28:09 PM by Dave_in_Rio_Rancho »