Hey Kurwin,

The cell is asymmetrical, which isn't drilled utilizing the CG as a point of reference.  You place the mass bias and pin a certain distance from your PAP, and only utilize a weight hole to tweak reaction or simply bring static weights back in limits.  I can't tell if you're referencing your layouts by pin/cg or pin/mb coordinates....either way.

If you're worried about the weight hole, 3.28 top is not extreme.  You shouldn't have too much trouble getting that out.  In fact it might be a good thing.  A large, deep hole placed closer to your grip (closer to the pin) will make the ball tend to rev up faster in heavier blend conditions.

Tell me what kind of roll are you trying to get out of this ball and I might be able to help.  From your profile you seem to have a game kinda similar to me...so I might be of some assistance.

Randy
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Edited on 2/28/2008 7:46 PM

If you have a revrate that high and are as versatile playing the lane, I wouldn't drill it too strong.  This ball is VERY aggressive, and a 4" pin with you revrate could make it very one dimensional.  I would do a 4.5 - 5" pin and a 3-4" MB.  Put the pin under the fingers and allow there to be a hole.  If you make the pin on the weaker side (5") you shouldn't have a big problem using it with a little surface.  If you go stronger I would hit it with a 2000 abralon so it doesn't try to burn up.

I think you'll enjoy the ball, don't let a weight hole get in the way of it.

Good luck!
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I agree with that being the better of the two.  You could even go 5x4, just be sure to keep the pin down.  That ball is VERY strong....with your revrate you won't have a problem getting it started.  YOu just want to be sure it doesn't stop too fast.
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