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BigHorhn

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High Load, High Differential Particle balls.
« on: January 10, 2005, 06:54:35 AM »
I've read all the post about what everbody is using on the Flood shot. The choices really vary. I also read that the best kind of ball for oil is particle with the cover dull, also with a high particle load and high differential. Can anybody tell me what those are? In my research I can't find that combination. Maybe i'm looking for the differential to be to high. The ball company doesn't matter. Thanks

 

JohnP

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Re: High Load, High Differential Particle balls.
« Reply #1 on: January 13, 2005, 10:08:17 AM »
BigHorhn -- There are only two I'm aware of with this combination, the Brunswick Goliath and the Lane 1 Super Carbide Bomb.  --  JohnP

BigHorhn

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Re: High Load, High Differential Particle balls.
« Reply #2 on: January 13, 2005, 10:39:55 AM »
Thanks for the suggestions guys. Interesting comment Mr Hanson. That is what I am in need of a ball for long flat heavy conditions with little or no backend.
I know that in most cases on that condition you have to point the ball but I would like to give myself the best option for playing it anyway. Brunswick has be good to me and I like ebonite also. Sort of set on the goliath but will check out the xcel particle because the diff is higher than the goliath. Can't afford lane 1. Bob Hanson you mentioned a less aggressive shell and higher flaring core, wgat ball do you use for that? Thanks again