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Cg or MB doesn't matter much in this case as both are far too close to PAP to get much backend. It's a early roll drilling, with both pin position, CGposition, and MB position.

If you're considering plugging the weight hole, might as well fix the whole thing, ESPECIALLY given his 500 rpm rev rate in his profile. Plug it all and start over.

This ball,as drilled seems to be a waste to such a bowler.

I'd suggest a 4" - 4.5" pin position, 2"-2.5" above midline (balancing 4" PAP and high rev rate) and maybe a 5"-6" MB-PAP position, would give him more backend and possibly a better balanced ball.

 

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I thought it would be a early rolling drill too, but anything above 600 grit dull makes it get a little too much length. Any other ball I have with similar drills start early no matter the surface. So I keep on thinking if its not starting early then it should be saving energy and release more on the back. Not happening. Don't get me wrong, the ball hits and carrys nicely, but I was just expecting it to be a strong ball somewhere on the lane whether at the midlane or back. I may end up plugging the whole thing and redrilling, but I thought I would try moving the weight hole first and see if I can get more out of it.

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Edited on 2/20/2006 10:54 PM