Ok so lets see what happens when we use a pros ability to repeat shots option with the blue print software.
The first picture is a overlap of a 3" 4" 5" and 6" pin ball. The ball is drill 30x 3, 4, 5, 6, x70 in the example.
The second picture is the same bowler abilities but with the MB near the thumb and then away from the thumb. 30 x 5 x 75 and 70 x 5 x 75.
Doesn't show much of a difference. The biggest difference on the lane in ball reaction comes when you change the bowling balls surface.
After recently testing the Reax I can safely say at box finish the ball is that of a super hooking beast that needs a lot of oil. It started reading the lanes early, and kept hooking. By simply burning some polish into the ball I got a ball that was much much longer and much sharper down lane. No drill pattern can duplicate that because the surface will not allow it. The ball polished versus the non polished version could easily be marketed as two different balls because of the difference in reactions. One is a super soaker, the other now a skid/flip monster.
When using the blue print software you can play with different surfaces including polished to get the biggest difference in reactions.
