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Equipment Boards => Ebonite => Topic started by: v02maxlefty on December 02, 2005, 06:11:14 AM
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Why is there such a drastic difference between a 16lb The One Rg 2.51 Diff .037 and a 15lb The One Rg 2.46 Diff .056? Seems like two different balls, with the 15lb hooking earlier and with more flip.
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There are two sides to this discussion. Some are claiming that it makes a difference, while other are arguing that the differential differences don't make much of a difference in a ball that has this significant of a MB differential.
I say it's not going to make a vast difference due to the powerful MB.
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That's really weird. Are they drilled the same? Similar styles for the two bowlers? Has anyone considered that it's a misprint on the Ebonite website? If the 16# diff were really 0.057 instead of 0.037, then the numbers would be reasonable. As printed, it would seem that there are two different cores at work.
SH
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http://www.ballreviews.com/Forum/Replies.asp?TopicID=103899&ForumID=5&CategoryID=2
Especially read the reply by Ronald Hickland, the ball's designer.
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Especially read the reply by Ronald Hickland, the ball's designer.
Thanks. I guess it's not a misprint. Another user mentioned that while the core shapes are the same, the internal compositions are not. Interesting.
SH