Author Topic: Awesome Flip Layout (Read 1503 times)

Smokey469 · « **on:** December 12, 2007, 12:30:05 AM »

I need you guys' opinion on a layout for my first Morich ball, an Awesome Flip. I got this ball with low games and what I consider an odd drill for a righty, pin under middle finger, with a small weight holea little right and above the thumb. Anyway about me, I'm speed dominant(~17-18mph) and need all the help I can get in the rev department, I have little tilt, and my PAP is 5" right x 1 1/4 up. I bowl in a old wood house, with a crap oiler, so conditions are spotty at best from week to week, but usually hover around medium to medium/heavy and break down quickly. I want something pretty angular because I don't have a piece in my bag right now that is. Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated. Thanks,
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dizzyfugu · « **Reply #1 on:** December 12, 2007, 08:47:56 AM »

Where is the mass bias and CG marker located? The drilling sounds odd - could it be that the CG is way out of line between pin and MB marker? I have the impression that the former owner was not happy with the ball's reaction and tried to reduce thumb weight, to create more length and pop.

Anyway, the AFlip is a good base for an angular ball - and with your speed there should be little difficulty using it on medium to even medium-dry lanes. But I'd check the static weights on this ball - it might be that you have to completely plug it, maybe due to wrong markings. Sounds a bit fishy to me as it is, and on a strong MB ball I would make sure the basis is right and known before you punch it up for yourself.
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Smokey469 · « **Reply #2 on:** December 12, 2007, 10:48:41 AM »

Well I've got the ball fully plugged now, and the MB is to the right and above the thumb, as for the cg I'm not sure I'll have to check. I just wanted some recommendations before I punched it up again...
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JohnP · « **Reply #3 on:** December 12, 2007, 08:29:14 PM »

Have you looked at the layouts on the MoRich site or at Buddiesproshop.com (look under technical, then for asymmetric layouts)? I never stray far from the recommended layouts when dealing with strong asymmetric cores. -- JohnP

pocketpete · « **Reply #4 on:** December 13, 2007, 12:17:45 AM »

Have one laid out by Mo..Pin -- 5" (under middle finger)from pap and 1 3/4 " above midd line x MB -- 3" from pap..weight hole 2" inside VAL to 1/4 negative...Gets down dry lanes and then makes a hard arc .Carry?... very good..Use it down the gutter to swinging 20 board inside... It's Mo's Forward roll drilling for my profile...Go to his website and request a layout for your profile though E-Mail...Hope this helps..

Smokey469 · « **Reply #5 on:** December 13, 2007, 07:22:03 AM »

Well I've found out that the previous drilling was for forward roll and a medium track player. That drilling is listed in the Core-Tech section of Mo's site under basic forward roll drillings for vanguard cores. For those that have access to the Core-Tech section, I was thinking about going with the Strong Midlane Asymmetrical Flip layout. I'd like to go with the Late Break Point Asymmetrical Flip layout, I just don't know if I have enough revs for it.
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Matt Fields
12 In A Row Pro Shop
Leisure Lanes
Pulaski, VA

Track Hitman

pocketpete · « **Reply #6 on:** December 13, 2007, 01:43:19 PM »

Email them from Mo's site for a layout you want. They will repond with what you want ..

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