This is ridiculously off topic, but youre from Anderson, IN?? Isnt that where those two kids from Teen Mom are from?

@Northface - I don't follow Teen Mom, so I wouldn't have any idea lol. I'm not from Anderson, but I bowl & work in the shop located there. @Pinbasher - I played around with some layouts today and was able to come up with 35 X 3.375" X 70, and I'm itching to put it on something soon. I track severely high, but I have some leverage at the bottom of the swing to say the least..

A few years ago, we had a seminar with Mo and I also have a very high track (borderline full roller).  I told him when I put my favorite layout from symmetricals onto an asymmetrical, I get a hook/stop reaction and no continuation.  His response was "Just put a 80 x 2.25 x 50 and be done with it".  Granted this may or may not have something to do with my rev rate. 

In the past, I have had great success with pins over my ring finger and cg kicked out various distances with weight holes.  When I did a similar layout with a Total NV and a Wild Ride, I got very little flare and hook/stop reaction all day long.  When I lowered my track due to a different hand position, I got more continuation.  But, with my normal release, the ball simply did nothing.

My suggestion, is to take a ball and put the pin in the 3 inch area from PAP but instead of kicking the cg out and a weight hole, try to put the cg in your grip line.  I have found with one ball with this layout that I get an earlier midlane read with a smooth continuous reaction downlane (not sure as to the exact drilling angles).

i track high as well. my pap is 5 1/4 right & 3/4" up. prob 8* tilt (currently working on trying to change it). Mo has also suggested to me to use around 3 - 3 1/2" pin-to-pap distances for asymetricals(promotes more side roll). 60-80* drill angle & 20-35* VAL angle. for symetricals, he stated to use 4-5" pin-to-pap.

now as for large VAL angles, i have tried some as well: 70* x 4 1/2" x 65*. these worked great on fresh patterns for me. but i tried to place them into nuggets that would rev up and flare more, so that it would flare away from holes quickly. hope this helps.

When I used to track that high with a similar pap, I was fine with any layout as long as I didn't have the pin below my middle finger.  I had three balls with the pin in that position-HAD, mind you.  :-/

My axis at one point got as large as 6 1/4 x 3/4 up.  I re-pitched my fingers with more right lateral by 1/8, and lowered my ring finger by 1/8th.  My track has been around 5 x 1/4 up ever since and its a lot easier to make adjustments with my hand to get different looks.