I was looking at your profile to see if you're left handed.  I say that because two dots and one board right of the center dot is board nine.  Don't know if you line up with your right or left foot.  It all makes a difference.  If you're right handed, you are either bowling on a flood or you are laying the ball down in the dry too soon especially the Virtual Gravity.  If you're left handed, you are probably to far right unless there is limited oil and the Virtual Gravity is burning up.

 

Let us know a little more and hopefully we can give you a good recommendation.

 

 

I replaced my VG with a Track 715T, I find the reactions similar, the 715 may be a bit earlier. I couldnt be happier with it! Hits like a ntruck and carries everything. It does need oil at OB surface, handles surface changes well! Also quite a bit cheaper than the VG.....

 

Arsenal:

715T

505T

Bank Pearl

Dark star

Red backlash

lol, ok i'll go take a look at it now! No bowling ball is cheap in the UK dude! Track 715 is £130 ($211) lol. So you can imagine what high end balls go for!

You may want to look into the Victory Road.  ALOT of backend.  Thing you have to understand, though, is that looking for something late and snappy on heavier conditions will make you prone to alot of 2-10, 2-8-10 type splits from the ball wanting to come in from behind the headpin.  When you say that the HyRoad is not strong enough, are you talking in terms of to flat on the backend or not enough overall hook?

What I would probably do, then, is take something like a World Beater and add a touch of polish to it or get into something like a 718A or Ransom.  The HyRoad, while continuous motion, is not really a big backend type ball.  If you can find one and still available, the Reign would be another choice.