As a rule, heavy oil balls don't have big backends. They are designed to create friction-and lots of it-throughout the whole lane, especially in the heads and mids. A long-and-strong reaction is almost impossible to use on true heavy oil not only because the reaction is highly unpredictable/uncontrollable, but because the ball can't generate the required traction in the heads and mids to really be effective. Therefore, a desirable heavy oil reaction should be plenty strong in the fronts/mids, with a smooth, heavy arc on the backs. that being said, i would go with the Dimension. It will easily crate more traction than the Bite, and especially the Widow Pearl. The Bite won't generate the same traction in the fronts that the Dimension will. It will also have a lower TOTAL hook potential. The Dimension should give you more area and forgiveness, with more strength on the backs, while retaining smoothness. The Pearl should be avoided all together, it was never meant to be used on anything more than medium oil.
This is just from my personal experiences, but I'd definitely go Dimension. Good luck!
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Edited on 2/16/2009 8:49 PM
