The Big Bang goes long and has a very definitive move off the break.
It was too much to be consistent with on Viper.  Had to use my XS Power which rolls early and arch's the entire lane.
I will try my Big Bang tonight on the Cheeath Pattern.
I'm finding out that on most the PBA / Sport shot patterns, I can be more consistent with weaker equipment that is drilled strong.
My XS Power has a 2 inch pin under the ring finger with the CG kick out 2 inches from the mid-line.  Very controlled and moderate off the dry.

Unless you've changed the surface OR you have very high ball speed, the BB is an oiler. If you play the Cheetah pattern the traditional way, on the dry, out by the 3/4 board, I can hardly imagine using a ball like the BB, no matter how high you put the pin, on the Cheetah pattern, UNLESS you have high ball speed or low revs.

The low RG differential, and, thus, the lower flare, allows it to conserve energy somewhat on oilier lanes. That results in a somewhat larger backend than many oilers. As previously stated, a lot of the result has to do with how you throw the ball, any changes you made to the surface and how you play the lanes.

Good Luck, of course.

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Shot 265 first game last night on the Cheeath Pattern with my BIG BANG.  Then it was down hill.
192, 181, 175, 202, 188.
You really have to focus and stay in that zone.
Next week it on the TOC 50 foot flat pattern.
Should be interesting . . .