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Equipment Boards => Brunswick => Topic started by: Iketown300 on July 29, 2004, 10:42:42 PM
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Drill pattern 1--has a 4 inch pin to pap, pin next to ring w/ the mb just barely below and right of the thumb w/ a hole just under and past my pap.
Drill pattern 2--the 135 degree layout with pin above the ring and the mb 135 degrees from the PAP.
The Ball is the original inferno. My PAP is 4 3/4 right and 1/4 up. Medium rev rate and medium speed. Axis rotation about 45-55 degrees.
Any help would be appreciated and thanks to jeffrevs for drill pattern 1.
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Ike Brownfield
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Drill pattern 1--has a 4 inch pin to pap, pin next to ring w/ the mb just barely below and right of the thumb w/ a hole just under and past my pap.
Drill pattern 2--the 135 degree layout with pin above the ring and the mb 135 degrees from the PAP.
The Ball is the original inferno. My PAP is 4 3/4 right and 1/4 up. Medium rev rate and medium speed. Axis rotation about 45-55 degrees.
Any help would be appreciated and thanks to jeffrevs for drill pattern 1.
What is your question??
The Original inferno doesn't have a mb.
andrew
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agroves all bowling balls have a mb.
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Ike Brownfield
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I'm sure he meant a MARKED mass bias.
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The summer... time to get my ARSEnal in gear!
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Not all bowling balls have a MB, maybe in theory they do. But is that little bit of offset(after drilling) going to make that big of a difference? Probably not. We are talking about a symetrical core, not an assymetrical one. The Ravage has a MB, the Inferno MAY have one but it would have such a small effect that it would be unnoticable to most of us.
Andrew
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FUFU
Wanna review my balls
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Not all bowling balls have a MB, maybe in theory they do.
Andrew is right. I'll back that statement up.
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Retired and bowling on Fixed Income