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rickywin

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MoRich Levrg (revisited)
« on: February 12, 2009, 03:09:25 PM »
So I got my LevRG redrilled, and it continues much better. Gets that little kick in the back, but with the 42 foot pattern that I play on, reaction isn't that great. I switched to a polished Ebonite No Limit, and it saved up energy a bit better and I liked its roll. Should I try taking my LevRG (1000 abralon currently) to a 4000 abralon so it'll save energy? Maybe even polished? I have very little tilt, and mostly forward roll, so I'm thinking that the LevRg is rolling a bit too much and losing its energy at the pins.
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dizzyfugu

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Re: MoRich Levrg (revisited)
« Reply #1 on: February 13, 2009, 01:33:50 AM »
Hmmm, from your description, the LevRG is just not the right ball for the given condition. Why not stick with the No Limit, and why do you insist on bringing the LevRG where the NL is already working? You will probably end up with 2 balls that just do the same... IMHO, I'd keep the LevRG as it is, maybe even bring it to 800 grit, and place it "above" the NL to build an complementary arsenal.

Just my 2 cents...
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rickywin

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Re: MoRich Levrg (revisited)
« Reply #2 on: February 13, 2009, 01:39:53 AM »
I guess I assumed the LevRg would be for ideal for longer patterns. I understand what you're saying about making both of them shine on the pattern. The 800 grit finish on the LevRg would be if the No Limit is unable to handle the volume?
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bestbudzs24

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Re: MoRich Levrg (revisited)
« Reply #3 on: February 13, 2009, 03:16:44 AM »
or you can just scrap that piece of crap LevRG.i have this ball and it just doesnt work like i wanted it too. i even had it redrilled and still nothing.all this ball ever did for me is eat a hole in my wallet lol. if your looking for a oiler by morich the awesome hook works great as well as the Netence LevRG.
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Re: MoRich Levrg (revisited)
« Reply #4 on: February 13, 2009, 03:34:28 AM »
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I guess I assumed the LevRg would be for ideal for longer patterns. I understand what you're saying about making both of them shine on the pattern. The 800 grit finish on the LevRg would be if the No Limit is unable to handle the volume?


My idea would be to set them a bit more apart, depending how close the NL an LevRG are condition-wise, just to make sure they do not overlap too much. If you feel that 1.000 grit is already enough, then stick with it, I just had an potential arsenal with the LevRG as a true oil ball in mind, for long oil, and the NL "under" it for medium to medium-oily conditions or when the oily lane starts to yield some room
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