I have the drilling in an Equation and like the roll and reaction quite a bit. For me, it tamed a skid snap ball but there is still PLENTY of continuation to be had.

Definitely worth a try.
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Repetition is everything..

Jorge300 my brother and I have 4 ricos at the moment. Granite Gargole, Roto Grip SS SE, SD73 and an AMF Orbit. We are in Houston also and these drills work great at places like Max Bowl East and North and Arm II were the back ends fly and the outsides are dry. Softens the reaction and makes it very predictable, still carries like a truck. If you have any questions let me know.
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my vote for president is green nikes

Thanks everyone, I appreciate the feedack.

One more question....what would be a good ball to try this on?
I have too many to mention in the garage, lol, but some of the top of my head are:  
 900G - Creature
       Storm - X-factor Deuce, X-Factor
       Dynothane - Energy, Crisis Pearl - NIB (this was my first thought)
       MoRich - Mayhem, Shock & Awe
       Ebonite - Big One (although this one died, may need to bake it or something first, so may not be a good choice)  


Also, a while ago someone posted a link to BrunRik's definition of the RICO drill, does anyone still have that so I can review it with my Pro Shop? Thanks.
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Jorge300



Edited on 4/15/2008 3:12 PM

Here's the link to Brunsnick's site with Ric's drilling defined:
http://www.brunsnick.com/rico_ball_layout.html