Phil, if the Guru mighty has essentially the same construction characteristics as the Guru original, save for the additive characteristics that produces, what, about a foot more in length and equally as strong response on the backend, can it be used on fresh heavier oil volumes? Or will it need a defined hook/hold area?

Quote from: spencerwatts on January 28, 2015, 12:03:24 PM

Phil, if the Guru mighty has essentially the same construction characteristics as the Guru original, save for the additive characteristics that produces, what, about a foot more in length and equally as strong response on the backend, can it be used on fresh heavier oil volumes? Or will it need a defined hook/hold area?

I think it works great out of the box on heavier patterns but ideally when you need a bit more length than the Guru.

With the right surface could this lower revs/speed bowler use it on THS?

Any pics you could share for us?

If pearlized is an esthetic is it safe to say the difference in pearlized and solids is based on surface and additives not the "pearlized appearance? Does baking temps affect the hook of the cover? Same cover backed at two different temps get different results on lane?

If pearlized is an esthetic is it safe to say the difference in pearlized and solids is based on surface and additives not the "pearlized appearance? Does baking temps affect the hook of the cover? Same cover backed at two different temps get different results on lane?

From the conference calls we've had with Phil, Mo, & the Brunswick "Scientists" the shape is created using one of the base resins and then adding one or more of the additive for the reaction (hook, skid, etc.) the color or apperance is just cosmetic.

After watching the video again, i see that the balls are at box finish so the surface is not the same (1500 vs 4000)