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zmansmustang

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rs-p
« on: April 27, 2007, 03:32:19 PM »
I have my rs-p driled for heavier oil in oob condition . I don't know the drilling I have though. what current ball has replaced the rs-p ? also looking for a true heavy oiler.
    I am a high rev tweener with med-high speed: usually play 17 to 4 on a oily house shot. looking for a ball to play 20-25 to 7.
    I like the odyssey  but not sure on pin and drilling.
    any help is appreciated.
    also I noticed the rs-p doesn't liked to be cleaned. when I do it kind of acts dead. anyone else notice this?                                                         .
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shelley

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Re: rs-p
« Reply #1 on: April 28, 2007, 12:08:44 AM »
The Mystic is the particle pearl in the mid-priced line, so it's pretty much the replacement for the RS-P.  According to the website, the Mystic comes 2000-grit polished.  If you're looking for something to handle heavier oil, you could take it down to 800-grit dull or lower.  That'll handle plenty of oil.

It looks like the new Epic Quest is a dull solid particle for oil.  There's the popular Epic Battle as the usual oiler.  It looks like the Quest is replacing the Battle (both being solid particles), though I have no idea when the Quest is coming out.

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zmansmustang

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Re: rs-p
« Reply #2 on: April 28, 2007, 07:48:36 AM »
thanks for the info. I don't like messing with the surface. just a little quirk I got. I've been reading about other dull particle balls not lasting long. is this true? I think I'll try my hands on the odyssey.
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onlybowling

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Re: rs-p
« Reply #3 on: April 28, 2007, 08:20:30 AM »
I clean my rs-p often and it doesn't act dead.  Most cleaners leave a film of oil emulsifier on the ball which must be washed off.  I wonder if you are seeing the ball skate because of this film?
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zmansmustang

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Re: rs-p
« Reply #4 on: April 28, 2007, 10:07:47 AM »
no dead may not be the right word, it just doesn't seem to rev. no matter how much hand I put in it. the ball doesn't seem to rev like it should, when oil gets back into the ball it revs just fine. yes I make sure to get the film off with ball cleaner.
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zmansmustang

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Re: rs-p
« Reply #5 on: April 29, 2007, 02:33:56 PM »
thanx for the info.  by the way buddiesprosrshop.com has rs-p at bargain/closeout section for about $60. think I might pick one up and drill it for med oil and maybe polish it.
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EboHammer4ever

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Re: rs-p
« Reply #6 on: May 01, 2007, 10:33:41 AM »
Sorry man,  Hope you throw 16# because I picked up the last 15# one that Buddies had last week and just drilled it.  The RS-P is one of my favorite Rotos since I started throwing them 2 years ago.  I have the whole RS line and now the entire Horizon line and love them all. Good luck with RotoDave's suggestion.  He knows his stuff when it comes to RG equipment.
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mab

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Re: rs-p
« Reply #7 on: May 01, 2007, 04:51:56 PM »
it seems to me that most of the Roto covers (for me) seem to like getting dirtied up a bit before they start reacting consistantly. I my opinion the strongest most durable covers covers on the market today. I found that if I only clean every 10-20 games they react better,but I towel them after each shot. I resurfaced my RSP a couple weeks ago(150+games) and it is just now comming back to life. If you can still get your hands on 1 (I'd buy 2) just for safe keeping, My favorite ball all time. Still have 2 in the closet.
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