Ok, Im looking for the Strongest legal drill pattern, for a flooded condition.

the ball needs to rev super early and stay reving.

ANYONE CAN ANSWER

Edited on 5/17/2003 4:53 PM

Ok, the ball is a particle Ebonite tornado TPS, Im a stroker, I throw 14 mph, lower revs, and im using a release where my hard is behind the ball and a vicious snap

I think you might be looking for something that doesn't exist.  For truely heavy oil, you won't get nor would you want a big backend snap.  You just need enough surface to get the ball to grab, and create enough angle to carry when you hit the pocket.  Very few people can throw a big hook in heavy oil.  Don't get caught up in how it looks, concentrate on knocking down pins.

I'm no drilling expert, so please check with an expert before using my advice.  For a strong drilling, consider puting the pin at the leverage position (3 3/8" from you PAP) and the CG on your PAP.  Weighthole on PAP for a smoother backend, outside the PAP for more flare and a little sharper backend.  For a little more length, move the pin to about 4 to 4 1/4" from your PAP and a little above your fingers, CG at or near the PAP.
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If it were me I would forget about trying a different drilling and just sand one of the best working balls (in oil) you have to 320-400 and get some Neo-tac "hookit". Works for me. You will get a bigger change from coverstock changes than you will from a different drill.