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Equipment Boards => Brunswick => Topic started by: blockhater on April 22, 2005, 11:23:46 PM
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I'm thinking about getting a Time Zone for medium-dry lanes. Just wondered what the Nation guys have to say about this ball. Also how it compares to the Classic Zone and Absolute. I know its generally for less oil than both and is a much higher RG but just wanted thoughts on this.
Also, might there be any plans for a PK 18 ball with the Inferno low RG core anytime soon?
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Looking for a little more punch than a Punisher. Thanks for reading though.
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Well nemesis and punisher have same core and both deliver quite a punch!
Punisher on medium lighter oil and Nemesis on heavier oil volumes.
The Time Zone for me was very archy but I drilled 3 3/8 X mass bias out.
Was playable on medium conditions.
I've seen Time zones with mass bias near thumb deliver a heck of a flip and wallop.
Not for lighter oil really
REgards,
Luckylefty
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I would say that the Time Zone is not going to be very good for drying lanes unless you have rocket speed, no hand or drill it very weak. It's not a hook monster by any means, but it's a solid medium condition reactive. I would look into a punisher or something in the Groove line if you want something for medium-dry. The new Groove Dry/R might be a good choice.
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I can't bowl 300, but I can bench 330 : )
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I have a time zone and I love it . Mine is drilled strong . Mb near thumb , this ball hooks . I bowl on synthetic , I am a high track . I have thrown my time zone when the heads have dried up , standing on 25 swinging out to 10 and coming back hard . Take my advise and get the ball and play with it . If it doesn't react the way you want , take it back to your driller and make some adjustment to the ball . My 2 cents worth .
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Cheers guys. I'l do with my original plans for it I think.