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Equipment Boards => Brunswick => Topic started by: Buckwild on June 23, 2003, 08:11:51 AM
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Right now I have a Inferno, stacked leverage, and a Red/Black Monster, pin under ring, cg a little to the right, with a small hole. I've been looking on Ebay, and I see a lot of Raging Red Fuzes, and Fuze Igniters for cheap. Could I use one of those balls, considering what I have already, or the two Fuzes overlap them?
Thanks.
Edited on 6/23/2003 11:17 PM
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The inferno & Raging Red might cross over a little too much.
However the igniter should go a lot longer than the inferno as long as you dont drill it to turn really early. I find my igniter to be great on screaming back ends or medium length oil. However when the oil gets a little long or there's carrydown to contend with, I simply dont have enough hand to get it to turn the corner. Your experience may be different.
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Both are snappier than what you got. Red earlier than the Igniter.
Me I like the Smash/r but it is not far from your Inferno.
Good luck,
Luckylefty
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Thanks for the replies. If you had to choose between the Red and the Iginter, and you already own The Inferno, and The Monster Red/Black, which would you chooes?
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I guess the question that I have is what type of reaction you're looking for. Are you looking for a specific shot shape that the other two don't give you, or just something that fits between the Inferno and Red/Black? If it were me, and the latter were true, I'd opt for the Raging Red. However, if I was looking for something to give me better length and a sharper back end, I'd go for the Igniter.
So was that sufficiently vague for you?
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Poöter Boöf,
You got me with the vague comment.
I now understand that there is not much difference between the Raging Red and the Inferno, so if I got one, it would be to have on hand to replace the Inferno. What I didn't get from the replies was how close the Igniter was to the Red/Black. I would do the same if they were that close.
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To me, the Igniter and the Red/Black are very different. The Red/Black tends to be smoother from front to back; when I first threw it, the look that I got reminded me of the Sapphire Zone, except cleaner in front. The Igniter wants to be a lot skiddier in front and snappier off of the dry boards, almost like a highly polished V2 Pearl, but with more lope. Again, these are my observations; your mileage may vary.
If you wanted to duplicate the reaction of the Red/Black, you could probably experiment with scuffing and re-polishing the Igniter and get it fairly close. However, you'd be better off just buying another Red/Black; after all, they're a lot cheaper.
Hope this helps.