My arsenal:
Virtual Gravity - 5 inch pin above fingers, 75 degree mass bias
Fury Pearl - 5 inch pin above fingers, CG offset 1/2 inch
Twisted Fury - 4 1/2 inch pin above fingers, 60 degree mass bias

Me:
Speed - 16-17
Revs - @300
Axis tilt - I vary it.

Currently I bowl in two leagues - a Sport league using the Shark and a second shift THS league that bowls after a mixed league where a number of people throw plastic balls.  Thus I find that carrydown can become a problem in the sport league or even in the THS league, particularly in September and March when the heat is off in the center.  None of the balls I currently throw are particularly adept at handling this.  So, I would be interested and appreciated in any advice regarding filling this hole in my arsenal.  I have considered a Brunswick C System, a Brunswick Wild Card, and an AMF Mega Friction, but would really be open to anthing that I thought would work well.

Thanks.

Go with the C System, it works great with carrydown. I use mine almost all the time on broken down patterns and there is some carrydown.
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The original Shift is great for carry down.

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Good advise Drrev2000. I would go with a symmetric core over asymmetric. I have had luck using symmetric core's with some surface. If you use a skid flip ball and you can't make it flip (carry down) it kinda defeats the purpose of that ball.