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BrunswickBowler123

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Total Inferno
« on: April 16, 2007, 11:26:29 AM »
mine is drilled pin over middle finger cg kicked across in middle of ball and i throw it 15-17 MPH med-low revs PAP is 5 inch from pin and wanna kno what surface i should use on this to be on medium to oily condiitons i have it at 500 and it wont move i want this to be my 2nd most agressive ball and when yall are done readin this can yall reommend wut surface i should use on this i have it at 500 grit sanded im thinkin of usin a 1000 or 2000 pad to make it more agressive

 

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Re: Total Inferno
« Reply #1 on: April 16, 2007, 09:08:24 PM »
Why did you put the pin so far from your PAP if you track so high?  If you're trying to play the drier area of the lane, then try going to 1000, then 2000 abralon.  Another option is to try 220 then rough buff polish.

If you want it for oilier conditions, you may need a stronger layout?  I'm not the expert on this one, so let's see if anyone else has some additional advice...
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Re: Total Inferno
« Reply #2 on: April 29, 2007, 06:03:47 PM »
If having the pin over the middle finger is a 5" pin to PAP mesurement, then your PAP must be in neighborhood of 3" over. That would make you a real spinner.

Next, you need to determine, have some idea what degree of oil you're bowlign on. A Total Inferno sanded to 500 grit would handle heavy oil for most people. That makes me suspect that if you're bowling on medium oil, it is expending all its energy in the heads and midlane.

My suggestion is to check with a GOOD driller to see what your true PAP is. Next find out what amount of degree of oil you are really bowlign on. Then proceed from there.

Nothing sounds right in the picture you draw.
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Edited on 4/29/2007 6:03 PM