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BRAMBO32

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Inferno Drilling Question
« on: March 10, 2004, 09:25:07 AM »
I currently have 2 Infernos. One is drilled pin above bridge, cg kicked right just a bit, the other, drilled stacked leverage. The first one I've had alot of success with and really like the reaction I get, although lately its starting to have trouble finishing...the second...horrible case of over under, not a fan of the reaction either. I recently picked up a used X Factor and got it drilled pin over ring with the cg and RAD stacked underneath. It's extremely flippy and I really like this reaction, it stores energy for the backend quite well. I was wondering if a similar drilling on one of my Infernos would produce the same sort of reaction. Basically, I want to plug both of them, drill one pin above ring w/ cg stacked, the other pin below ring w/ cg stacked. Is this a good 1-2 punch? Any help is appreciated.

 

agroves

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Re: Inferno Drilling Question
« Reply #1 on: March 11, 2004, 05:47:35 AM »
BRAMBO--In my opinion this would not be a good idea.  If you drilled one pin under ring and one pin over ring with the cg stacked in both cases, I think you would pretty much have the same OVERALL reaction.  They wouldn't be exactly the same, the pin under would be a touch earlier and smooth than the pin over.  The reaction would so close it would kind of be a waste.

Secondly, I think the reason you experienced the over/under is b/c of the stacked leverage drilling.  I personally believe that stacking a pearl resin will cause over/under in 85% of the people who bowl.  I am not a fan of stacked leverage, on any ball much less a pearl resin.

I have the original Inferno.  It is drilled 4 1/2 by 3 1/2 and I love it.  The reaction is smooth and controllable.  

Andrew
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