Hey all.......

Is there a better CORE for a full roller?

Why and/or why not.........

Thanks
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JEFF
There is doing in not doing

yes please.........example!
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JEFF
There is doing in not doing

I would say that a full roller will do better with an asymmetrical core because the core "creates tilt/falls".

A full rollers ball rolls end over end. They need tilt/turn/wobble ect... to create backend. An asymmetrical core will aid in this, as well as a farther pin out in a symmetrical core.

What you're looking for here is imbalance. =:^D

Edited on 8/5/2004 8:35 PM

I have several balls drilled for full roller both assym.& sym. and they both work great for me.
1.7:30 pin location best suited for balls that arc
2.1:30 pin location which causes the ball to flare in reverse best for skid/flip reaction.
So i think that what ever core you choose to drill it still depends on the reaction that the ball was designed to do and the type of reaction you are looking for.These 2 drill patterns have given me possibilities i didn't think were possible "IMHO".
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