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General Category => Drilling & Layouts => Topic started by: FastTracker33 on July 24, 2008, 03:56:26 AM
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Hello everyone, i've never used the Rico layout before, but after seeing my friend throw a ball Rico drilled, I feel it's a must have.
I have 2 balls coming in. An Emerald Vibe, and a Blue Vibe.
Both balls have an RG of 2.51, and a Differential of .045. (14lbs)
The Emerald has a nasty skid/flipping coverstock (the Toxic cover) and the Blue has a solid coverstock.
I'd like the Emerald to be a huge skid/flip and the Blue Vibe to be my smooth, solid, control ball. Which would be best to drill Rico? I've heard the Rico can either make a ball really skid/flippy or really smooth and arcy.
Please help out, and thanks in advance! 
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-Brian
http://BeansProShop.com
Home of the Secret Sauce!
Edited on 7/24/2008 11:57 AM
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The Rico drill is going to make the ball reaction a little smoother and a little earlier rolling than most other layouts. If you want the Emerald to be bigtime skid/snap, definately avoid putting the Rico drill on it. You'll want a higher pin position on that ball to give you length and strong response to friction. Use the Rico layout on the Blue Vibe to get a very smooth, continuous motion off the breakpoint.
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Thanks for the comment, Dan, and that is what I expected.
Any other comments? Or does Dan's basically sum it up?
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-Brian
http://BeansProShop.com
Home of the Secret Sauce!
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RICO rocks Mr. Longo. HAHA. I wish i could thrown the ball more last night but the old knee had to flare up again. I am definatly putting this drill on another ball as soon as i can.
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- Joe
Smashin pockets since '99. 
http://BeansProShop.com
Home of the Secret Sauce!