I layed out a Vapor like that for a two hander.  I think I remember spinning up a Zone Classic at the old shop where I used to work and the time being around 10-11 seconds which is fairly medium-high on an assymetric core.  He said the vapor went a bit straighter than he thought and it was very soft on the backend.  It did enable him to play much farther right than he was used to and not give up hitting power.  The One series balls are designed to be much more angular than the Zone Assymetrics so a change of direction with those balls with these layouts would be more abrupt for a power player.
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-DJ Marshall
...The Twelve In a Row Pro Shop

Check out the tech sheets for the current Zones (Vapor Zone), the listed mid-RG is 0.017, not too shabby.  That holds true for all the modern Zones except the Impulse Zone, which was a few points lower (had a lower diff, too).  Higher than most asyms before the current crop of super-low spin time asyms we have now, spin times in the 8-9s range.  

It wasn't until the last season or two that we started seeing <6s spinning balls like the Xception5.0 (the first 5s spinning ball) and the Vanguard balls with mid-diffs in the 0.025 range.  Track's asyms from the Freak and Phenom era were in the 0.010 to 0.015 range, spin times over 8s.  The Havoc had a very weak asymmetry, I think I heard spin times in the 11s range.

SH

Just a little history lesson, the old Omegas had an MB strength of .038!!! Any wonder they were so conditional depending on how you drilled them?
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Check out ebonite's official website with the Total NV trick layout vid.  I shows Ron Hickland laying out a ball for TJ.  Again, if anyone else has drilled a Zone ball with these types of layouts, what reactions did you get. Thanks for the replies
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