Mo recommends smaller VAL angles to handle heavier oil.

Surface will have a more significant effect on ball reaction than most drilling changes, especially because you already are using a fairly short pin to PAP.

600 or 800 grit US (1000 grit Abralon) will nicely handle a good deal of oil when put on an oiler. It is the easiest thing to change on a ball.

Also use a towel with a cleaner that is a permitted to be used DURING competition to wipe your ball off between frames. Remedy is a good choice.
At a minimum, use a micro-fiber towel to wipe off your ball before each frame.
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Edited on 12/24/2010 12:54 PM

if resurface plus x hole is not going the job for ya, then u could do few things

instead of plug and redrill, get a new ball which will cost ya bit more but will definitely do the job for ya or get it redrilled

a 3 inch to axis is semi weak, get 4 1/2. make sure that ur ball's finish is 500, and then 2000
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