Author Topic: ultimate inferno drill patterns (Read 1564 times)

B-Mac · « **on:** March 11, 2004, 01:01:23 AM »

bowler stats:
17 MPH
med rev rates
comprible equip:fear fact(pin above bridge/CG kicked out)

I have had this ball now for about 4 weeks, but still havent drilled it. I have been thinking of the best way to lay it out. I want it to hook in the heavier oil(play 8 to 5), but not over react. something that gets through down easy with a smooth mid lane reaction. The fear factor rolls early in med oil, but when the lanes transition, it becomes a little touchy. any advise would be nice.
robert
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Robert McPheron

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wubowler · « **Reply #1 on:** March 12, 2004, 09:59:56 PM »

robert,
If you want this ball to get down lane, you might want to drill something else up. I drilled mine up with a 4x4 layout stacked. I polished it up to 2000 with the abrylon pads and this ball was extraordinary in the oil. I was swingin the ball from about 19 out to 12 and this is where there was a pond in the middle of the lane, and the ultimate acted as if there was nothing. I am going to bring the surgace back down to 800 with the abrylon pads and see what it does. Also when i bounced this ball right to the dry to see if it would over react, the ball made a smooth reaction back to the pocket and smash..

Billy D.

SAR1stuNNa1 · « **Reply #2 on:** March 16, 2004, 11:39:54 PM »

Well what I have found to work on Brunswick balls to hook in oil but be controllable is the pin below the ring finger with the cg under it about 2 or 3 inches. This ball rolls well in oil and also has some kick in the back end. I have the Detonator and the Raging Inferno drilled like this. Just a suggestion.

-Shawn Ryan-

Edited on 3/17/2004 0:34 AM

Author Topic: ultimate inferno drill patterns (Read 1564 times)

B-Mac

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