Post by: gogunners on October 17, 2006, 08:03:58 AM
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thats a knee to the shoulder... lets hope its not his kidneys
Post by: Laybzz74 on October 17, 2006, 04:19:22 PM
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Post by: gogunners on October 17, 2006, 04:38:19 PM
seriously though i have got a good deal on both rule and yeah baby and im gonna 1 or the other.
which one?
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thats a knee to the shoulder... lets hope its not his kidneys
Post by: charlest on October 17, 2006, 05:03:16 PM
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you know very well that wont help! it means i have too many things to think about! lol
seriously though i have got a good deal on both rule and yeah baby and im gonna 1 or the other.
which one?
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thats a knee to the shoulder... lets hope its not his kidneys
Track rule is an angular resin; but as as stroker, you might have to rough up the stock surface to get it to handle TRUE medium-heavy oil. PLus on carrydown solid resins are not as good, in general as solid particles, like the Yeah Baby!. The YB is very angular, in general,for a heavy load particle and has quite a bit of driving force.
A lot of the decision rests on how strong a stroker are you and your individual preferences.
Oh, also the Rule is an asymmetric core and your PAP needs accurate measurement for it to work properly for you and you need some degree of consistency in your release with mass bias balls.
GOod luck with your decision AND the results.
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Post by: Hand of God on October 18, 2006, 01:59:24 AM
Get a terminator, best heavy-medium ball ever.
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Balls for this winter season:
Terminator - Stacked - Heavy to medium oil
Big Bang - Stacked - Medium oil
Buzz - 1:30 Label - Medium to light oil
XXXL - Stacked - Spare ball
Big R Bang - Coming soon!
Post by: star on October 18, 2006, 06:36:24 AM
The Yeah Baby is a top class ball but I do like the World Class better for what you are asking.
I find the YB to be very strong but the WC more forgiving on normal patterns.
I have a very early YB and they did have a slight problem with the very early ones. Slight resin leakage so that may be why I dont find it so forgiving, a little over/under.
My friend has a newer one and his is very reliable.
I can say that you wont regret buying it if you choose the YB.
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Post by: Hand of God on October 18, 2006, 01:48:48 PM
And THIS BALL FRIGGIN carries the corner pins!!! .. It has tremendous drive !!!!
And don't forget the Yeah baby is high load partical... which means its gonna burn the line out sooner and check up earlier as the night wears on.
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Balls for this winter season:
Terminator - Stacked - Heavy to medium oil
Big Bang - Stacked - Medium oil
Buzz - 1:30 Label - Medium to light oil
XXXL - Stacked - Spare ball
Big R Bang - Coming soon!
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