I'm a left-handed tweener.  Currently averaging 229 between two different leagues in two very different houses.  My ball speed is usually around 16.5.  My revs are more than most typical lefties although I don't know the exact number.  I typically play farther right than most lefties.  I do consider versatility a strength of mine.  I am most consistent when I can swing the ball a bit.

Here is my issue...

Last season I bought a DV8 Reckless just to give the company a try.  We drilled it with the pin down and left of my ring finger.  I would have to double check exact angles.  It was based off my PAP.  When the lanes condition matches, this ball scores very well.  Trouble is, it rarely matches.  In order to carry, I have to play down and in.  There is no bellying this ball at all.  I decided to knock the shine off of it and it does roll better.  It gets into a more defined roll but I am still not able to belly this ball at all.  Corner pins beyond belief.  First game usually goes well.  When the lane transitions this ball will still find the pocket but carry declines.  The big plus on this ball is that It rarely leaves messes.  I've left a couple buckets recently when I try to move in a little and swing it.  It hits horribly.  I've tried shine, I've tried surface.  Nothing changes except for the pronounce in the roll.  Duller has been routinely better.  Even on easy shots where I swing every other ball in my bag, this one has to go straight.  I have NO choice. 

Now for the flip side that presents a real conundrum.  In two different houses over my last 4 sets I have shot 723, 724, 684 (lanes broke down very strangely 684 was high in the league) and 727.  I shouldn't complain about this stretch but with how this ball has been entering the pocket and the fact that I have been "on" recently, these 4 sets could very easily have been in the 750 range.  It's been like there is a glass ceiling that I can hit and not break.  When I get a line burned in, my shot usually improves being left handed.  I can move in a little and swing it a little and scores usually go up.  NOT SO WITH THE RECKLESS.  It seems I have to have a CLEAN 200-215 game in there somewhere (where 7-pins and 6-pins show up with devastating regularity regardless of what moves I make) with 2 big games to really spoil a BIG night.

If this makes any sense, these 720's have been frustrating. (I feel weird saying that.)  This ball finds the pocket like it has a GPS in it and looks great going in, but unless it gets to stay in it's "happy place", it carries like a wet paper bag with $75 dollars worth of groceries in it.  I've looked at the core of this ball and it doesn't seem very dynamic like a light bulb core is.  (I love light bulb reactions)

What I am really asking for here is advice on a DV8 Ball that is as strong if not stronger and has a bigger back-end move so that I can make a jump right, belly the ball when the Reckless is in a bad mood, and not lose hit, drive, or carry.  I have struggled with the last few asymmetric core balls that I have owned so I prefer symmetric. 

I don't have another ball in my bag that hits this hard and has ZERO deflection from an extreme outside angle so I want to keep it for that sake but If I could find a complimentary ball that I can belly 8-10 boards but will still enter the pocket like the reckless will... My competition would be in SERIOUS trouble!!!

Any advice would be appreciated.

Ruckus Feud.  This ball is a monster truck.

Sorry, but it there really somebody complaining about shooting 720?

I also have thrown a pin down Reckless and it was one of the most even, slowest response balls that DV8 has made.  I agree that I like it for playing down/in, but it doesn't have the backend to shred racks from inside.

The Diva Pearl will be longer and more angular which would be a nice compliment to the Reckless for when you want to playi in.
If you want to replace the Reckless with something that will pop a little more look at the Diva Solid and try going pin up

I also have thrown a pin down Reckless and it was one of the most even, slowest response balls that DV8 has made.  I agree that I like it for playing down/in, but it doesn't have the backend to shred racks from inside.

The Diva Pearl will be longer and more angular which would be a nice compliment to the Reckless for when you want to playi in.
If you want to replace the Reckless with something that will pop a little more look at the Diva Solid and try going pin up

O.K.  How big of a difference is there between the solid and pearl. 
Sounds like a basic question but there are not a lot of DV8's in our area to watch.

Thanks for this info.

The Diva, solid black / pink cover, has a strong midlane roll. With the box surface, it would work best on medium oil conditions, and is a good benchmark ball. I have used the diva on many house and sport conditions and has a smoother arc type of roll on the lane. The Diva Pearl, silver / pink cover, is a good compliment that has the typical skid / snap reaction. The Diva Pearl can handle medium oil and broken down patterns when you need to move deeper and still has a strong backend reaction. I have used the Diva to start. Then when the lanes break down, I switch to the Diva Pearl when I need to get deep and throw it to the friction.

The Dude has a smoother reaction than the Diva and is good for medium oil conditions. The Dude has a slower response to friction compared to the Diva. The surface can be adjusted to get a stronger reaction.

Another Symmetrical ball that would be a little stronger than the Reckless is the Marauder Madness. It also takes well to surface changes to get the desired reaction.

If you are having trouble with asymmetric balls try mo's layout recommendations on radical bowling.com They have helped me out a lot. 

I should not surf bowling sites bored.

Diva ordered.