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Title: PBA Inferno (black&white)
Post by: QWEST300 on August 30, 2007, 03:27:10 PM: Has anyone drilled one of these balls?
If so, what layout, lane condition, ball prep(shiny or dull)?
Likes/Dislikes.

Thanks,
QWEST300
Title: Re: PBA Inferno (black&white)
Post by: J_Mac on August 30, 2007, 11:40:48 PM: As far as most are concerned this is a Scorchin' Inferno of another color. Any information available on a SI will pretty much apply to your PBA Inferno.
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Title: Re: PBA Inferno (black&white)
Post by: NJStroker on August 31, 2007, 10:03:16 AM: I have one. It is drilled 2L on the drill sheet. It is really good. It is still at 600. I think i should've went with the 1E layout to get the most hook, 2L is still really aggressive, but is not a true heavy oil ball with this layout. Could also be my low-rev rate. Insane carry though, needs to be cleaned after every set or u will have a set of 10 pin practice. O one other thing, ball gets dirty really easily because of the white.
Title: Re: PBA Inferno (black&white)
Post by: NJStroker on August 31, 2007, 10:04:16 AM: http://s38.photobucket.com/albums/e128/hawthorneheights50/?action=view¤t=InfernoDrill.jpg

Thats the pic of the drilling.
Title: Re: PBA Inferno (black&white)
Post by: Crankenstein300 on August 31, 2007, 01:07:41 PM: Friend of mine has one drilled very similar to walter56's and one word can describe it. Smooth. I would estimate the pin to PAP distance as 4 inches. There are balls that will cover more boards than it but it's very predictable on near any condition. It will burn early on drier shots but even left at box finish we were surprised at how many conditions it can handle.
Title: Re: PBA Inferno (black&white)
Post by: NJStroker on August 31, 2007, 06:34:38 PM: quote:
Friend of mine has one drilled very similar to walter56's and one word can describe it. Smooth. I would estimate the pin to PAP distance as 4 inches. There are balls that will cover more boards than it but it's very predictable on near any condition. It will burn early on drier shots but even left at box finish we were surprised at how many conditions it can handle.
I am a high tracker just letting u know. Mine was long, but also a hard arc, not snappy, but of an arc. I only had one day that it started burning up too early and leaving tens.It can handle medium-dry if oil is in the front to flood if speed is taken down a bit.