I'm new to Morich equipment, so pardon me if this question seems a bit naive.  I just bought and drilled up a LevRG (4x4 pin under) and LevRG (strong break point).  Both balls are OOB surfaces.
Fact is, I'm having a bit of difficulty achieving any serious ball motion.  Granted, I don't have a lot of hand and a lot of speed, but somehow I expected them to do more.  I should add that the houses I generally bowl in don't put down a lot of oil.
And that leads me to the question:  do these balls simply need a lot of oil to roll as they were intended to?  In other words, is a lack of oil more detrimental to these two balls than to other asymetrics by other companies?
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It don't mean a thing, if it ain't got that swing.

Thanks Inverted.  That was what I was afraid of.  But, I'll carry them with me nonetheless; you never know when you might strike oil!
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It don't mean a thing, if it ain't got that swing.

Evening Sun, you might want to try changing the surface a little. Mo's equipment takes adjustments very easily and sometimes that is what you need to do to acheive the reaction that you are looking for.

But both the 'NSANE and LevRG are very aggressive balls, so you might be correct with the lack of oil. I know that if I encounter a drier condition or broken down, I leave them right in the bag.
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Thanks in advance for all comments...

T.J.
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