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BrunsJohnny

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My Intense Inferno
« on: January 21, 2005, 01:47:34 PM »
I am looking for some advice about my II.  I have had this ball since November and I cannot get this thing to take the corner on a consistant basis.  here is a bit about me Tweener medium revs medium speed, high track.  I have this ball drilled pin above ring 4.5 inches to PAP 75 degree angle.  I dont know should I sand this with some scotch brite so it will grab more?  is my drilling wrong?  So close to putting this thing up on the auction block with my discust. Thought I would ask for some insite before I get drastic, since you all helped me with my nemesis issue a while back.

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charlest

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Re: My Intense Inferno
« Reply #1 on: January 22, 2005, 03:11:58 AM »
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I am looking for some advice about my II.  I have had this ball since November and I cannot get this thing to take the corner on a consistant basis.  here is a bit about me Tweener medium revs medium speed, high track.  I have this ball drilled pin above ring 4.5 inches to PAP 75 degree angle.  I dont know should I sand this with some scotch brite so it will grab more?  is my drilling wrong?  So close to putting this thing up on the auction block with my discust. Thought I would ask for some insite before I get drastic, since you all helped me with my nemesis issue a while back.

Viva La` Nation
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-John
Too Many Balls??? Nah denial is bliss!


First of all,
Why did you put the pin above the ring finger? Yes, I'd say your drilling is wrong. If this is a 15 lb ball, the RG start almost at 2.6!!

Second, like any pearl, especially one with such a high RG to begin with (before you put the pin above the ring finger), you do have to hit the dry. If you do, this ball, even in a fluffer's hand, will turn the corner.

I wouldn't sand the ball; try just roughing it up slightly, with a nylon pad, just to remove some of the shine, to give it a little polish.

I can use mine one medium-light, with a huge swing shot, to medium-heavy where I have to play more of the outside but still not down and in.
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