First thing I would try get the ball to roll sooner is a surface change.

If you put a hole up to help remove finger weight it will actually reduce the balls reaction. You can drill the fingers deeper to hopefully move the static weight to the thumb side. This will allow you to put a hole down and it will increase the reaction.

Also remember if you put a hole in your PAP it will reduce your balls reaction.

Like I said before I would start with a surface change first.
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Edited on 12/22/2009 12:52 PM

As Rick has ALREADY mentioned....statics weights, i.e. finger weight, is not what is pushing the ball down the lane too far. How far is the pin from your PAP? How much separation is there between the flare rings?
If the pin is too far from your PAP, the core is not creating enough flare or the flare rings are too tight and the ball is rolling over oil for most of the lane, creating too much length.
Surface dictates length first and foremost. Flare allow for more overall 'hook' potential.
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