C300 blur, Motiv Ascent (not the Ascent Apex), Storm Tropical Storm etc

You can also look for Brunswick power grooves and morich sahara both have asymmetric cores. No matter the core or the weakest of reactive coverstocks they will react to friction. The idea of staying right and balling down not to move off the same line isn't likely with just a ball change. It will likely need a release change as well.

Also surface and layout will be the other factors. The higher the surface/polish the faster the reaction to friction.

I read your signature and I'd say it's your ultra low tilt and 66* axis rotation that are killing you.  I realize it's very hard for most bowlers to change their tilt spec. but that's where I would look at and it might relate back to ball fit.  That's my thought.

If you can find one, get a 900 Global Desert Hook. Very smooth, not at all snappy.

Careful with the Razyr; it was kind of an all-or-nothing type of ball. Basically, Hammer put a very aggressive reactive shell on a pancake block. I had one during my two-handed bowling days, and the ball was as strong or stronger off of the friction than anything I had in the bag at that time; however, when I threw it one-handed, it was sixty feet of skid. A friend of mine has a ton of revs, and that ball was very sharp off of friction for him too. So, if you are a medium to lower rev player, the Razyr could be okay for big-time burn. If you have a lot of hand, I think you'd find it way too strong down the lane.