First Tri-Colored Pearlized Particle to give you strong angularity on medium and heavy oil conditions. Please note that due to color swirls during manufacturing, actual swirl patterns and concentrations may differ from this sample.
Drilling Layouts

Track Control Sharp Break Point Forward Roll
High
(PAP > 5-1/4")      
Medium
(PAP 4-1/2" to 5-1/4")    
Low
(PAP < 4-1/2")    
 
Core Type:
 Vanguard Strong Asymmetrical with dual torque cap  Mass Bias Differential:  .029
60 Degree Avg. Spin Time:  5.1 seconds  Coverstock:  C4 Pearlized Particle
Factory Finish:  Compound  Flare Potential:  Medium/Large
Differential:  .053  RG:  2.492
Weights (pounds):  13, 14, 15, 16  Color:  Blue/Red/Yellow

SPECS: Pin under Ring mass bias out 3 inches weight hole to increase flare and 3 coats of Storm Polish and a extra hole for flare

HOUSE 1: Wood lanes heavy in the middle light on the outside, I was surprised I thought this ball would jump early from the beginning of the night but it held just long enough, I went from 14 at the arrows to about 8 at the break I had to pick my speed up just a little to get some extra length and the got the break point down to about 44.  Revs would pick up and make a smooth move  to the pins no jumps or snaps carry was just sick as long as the ball hit the 1-3 they were all going down.

HOUSE 2: Tournament shot similar to Chameleon with a little more juice. Enter Revs 15 at the arrow out to ten the extra oil held Revs just past 45 feet and it flew into the pins nice and controlled but a stronger break than on the previous house. Carry again was fantastic, the pins wee jumping out of the way before the ball got to them. As this pattern broke down I went left inside of 15 at the arrows and picked up the ball speed this worked for a little while but Rev's cover was just to strong and I had to put it away after the second game.

I had this ball for quite awhile, never really had sucess till the past couple of weeks. When I first got it early in the season I had it box finish and it was way to strong no good reaction even with my ball speed I couldn't get the ball down the lane for crap. Polish came first and that didn't work very well then a balancing hole and finally the ball was long enough to use. Ball has smooth arc with the drill pattern and is not jumpy at all even with polish and the extra hole very controllable off the break point and predictable a good ball to come out of the bag first. Hit and carry is just devastating I couldn't belive some of the stuff I was seeing on the pin deck, ball just rolled right through the pins kept on turning all the way.

Compare: To my HPP, HPP's pattern is pin under bridge. Revs has alot more power than HPP it can handle more oil, Revs is earlier than the HPP  other than that the two balls have almost Indentical reactions and carry. They make a great one two punch on various conditions.

Things to consider: Drill the ball to a little later unless you have alot of ball speed I throw 18-22 MPH and I couldn't get this ball down the lane in box Finish. It is not often I have that issue. Overall great ball when I got the ball in the proper condition.
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Mainzerpower

I'm a medium to high track player, throws about 16.5-19MPH depending on lanes, and I have alot of revs.

The ball has the pin at the 1 o'clock position with the thumb about 3" away from the MB with the CG out of line to the left by a 1/2".

The ball is OOB finish. With this layout I can throw it 2 different ways and get two different reactions. First way I come around the ball and what happens is it has a good midlane turn and then no continuation.

The second release is up the back of the ball and this gives me a good move in the midlane with contiuation on the backend.

This ball in my opinion is best suited for about medium lanes at best at the OOB finish, but with the MB being so far away from my thumb it is a little weak of a layout for me on a MoRich ball. Overall a decent ball probably not one that will see a lot of time on the lanes.

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MoRich bowling - Better take some Viagra, you don't want to go soft throwing a MoRich!

http://www.ballreviews.com/Forum/Replies.asp?TopicID=74110&ForumID=16&CategoryID=5

Got to finally throw my Awesome Revs on a fresh tournament shot and all I can say is wow. Drilled it in between the SharpBreakPoint and ForwardRoll drilling for high trackers. pin @ 4 1/4" from PAP. MB is 5" from PAP. Pin is 3" above grip midline. I didnt know which drilling i wanted so i decided to go right in between the two. Ball roll was tremendous. Got through heads no problem and just rolled up to the pocket. Not really a snap but just amazing roll. After shooting 651 with my Seek n Destroy and getting a decent look with it, the second day i decided to try my awesome Revs and proceeded to go 193-269-245=706 and in doubles shot 236-267-239=742. Both sets were clean. My doubles partner shot 724 and we are currently in the lead when i had left. Still 3 weeks left in the tourney so most likely finish in the top 10 hopefully. After being dissapointed with the Revs at first, I currently have changed my views. I love this ball and wont be my last MoRich. Now i have to build my arsenal around this ball and i will be fine. NSane & LevRG are next. Awesome Finish too.
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Operator Error

Seek n Destroy-  approx 5"x3.5"mb
                 DualAngle- ?? will find
Awesome Revs  -  http://www.putfile.com/pic.php?img=7509542
Awesome Finish-  in the works
LevRG         -  As soon as i can
N'Sane LevRG  -  same as above

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This ball rocks on fresh oil. With a lot of revs I found it hard to stand anywhere on the right(me being right handed). But standing on 35 throwing out to about 12 is a very good line for this ball. But because of the Particle coverstock, this ball isn't the ball to be throwing once the lanes start breaking down. Good ball from Morich again!!!
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Captain Stabbin