Polished the G-Force with the pin above the ring finger. I am not trying to start a TEC Death syndrome post and all I throw is Lane 1, so its not a bash Lane 1 post. I average only 208, 211 and 212 in three different leagues so I'm not the resident 22o or better bowler. I can however watch ball reactions and see how the ball reacts over time and through different conditions. I bought a drilled a second G-Force to try and be fair. I bought one from Kidace and one From Triggerman. I have two Solid Uraniums and they did not suck up so much oil so fast that the ball was useless in oil. To be fair I cleaned the bowling balls before league and they do start out with great reaction, but the G-Forces die so quickly that I change to the Solid Uraniums. I play down and in and when the G-Force starts to fade I move in to where other bowlers have no played yet to get in the oil. did not help. Just for the hell of it, I threw my Black Rasperry and it hooked off the chart (sanded with wet 600 and spun with grey scotch brite pad. Moved in with the ball to make sure there was oil in the middle and there was. I know the Powerkoil 18 might react more when the ball hits the dry, but it still doesn't account for how the G-Forces faded quickly.
Now on another note, last Tuesday I shot an 684 with the G-Force. The one with the pin above the ring finger. I was palying a swing standing on 22 out to about 9 and back to the pocket. I had a great shot. Others on my pair where going coast to coast with the plastic spare ball.
Just going to keep the G-Force clean all the time.
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Nicanor (Ten On The Deck)
