It depends on your style (release and delivery specs) and the amount of oil you are facing. Both are very strong balls, normally requiring either a good deal of oil or higher than average ball speed vs rev rate delivery. 4x4 is usually considered a fairly strong drilling. As long as you have enough oil or ball speed, they can work. As for specifics, you'd need to provide your delivery/release specs and the ball you're using now (surface and drilling) to help provide people here with enough info to help you. 

 

The Terminator is going to handle a notch more oil than the Sting.  If you use a 4x4 on the Sting and a length drill on the Terminator, isn't that drilling them to handle a similar  amount of oil?, the similar conditions.?

Is that what you want to do? (I don't know)

 

Of course,  there's the other side of the coin: any reason why you're not discussing this with your driller?

thanks for the suggestions...

 

this layout worked well. reads earlier and kept a continuous back end to it.

 

was really happy with it. plus, i was really happy that the guy i took it to have it drilled only charged me $25 bucks. i doubled checked with him to make sure on the price, since i got the ball off the internet. i was willing to pay more to have it drilled knowing that i brought the ball in and didn't buy it through him.

 

he was real cool about it and said it's no problem. that part of the reason for it being so cheap is that i don't use inserts. he also gave me a couple of free games to try it out.

 

this, to me, was the great way to treat me as a customer to garner more of my business. which, he will definitely be getting a lot more business from me and i will also let others know around me to go to his shop as well...

love the terminator rebellion... shot my 2nd 800 set with it.. have that one drilled with the length pattern on it.