Post by: Spit_Fire on February 04, 2009, 12:14:48 PM
V-Gravity
Gravity
Shift
Dimension
Second Dimension
Rapid fire
Rapid fire PRl
Hy-road
T-road Prl
T-road Sld
Street Rod prl
Street Rod Sld
Im going to finish my arsenal in the next few mts, I already have Hy-road and Dimension.
I was going to look at this
V-Gravity
Dimension
Shift
Rapid fire sld
Hy-Road
Rapid pearl
T-road prl
Avalance slide ( only non storm )
EDIT*
Keep in mind im a lower rev player perfer to play straighter then most, but can hook it if needed. I would say my revs are Below 300 and my speed ranges from 16ish to 17. As far as my ball roll goes it can range 15 - 45 Degree. My axis point is 5 1/2 over 1/2 up.
Edited on 2/5/2009 1:12 PM
Post by: SVstar34 on February 04, 2009, 09:35:08 PM
T-Road Solid(drilled 5x3)
Second Dimension(same layout as Virtual, scuffed with used 2000 abralon pad)
Shift(drilled 5x3, OOB finish)
Rapid Fire Solid(drilled 5x5, 4000 abralon w/ light polish)
Street Rod Pearl(drilled pin on axis, 4000 abralon w/ heavy polish)
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My Arsenal:
Bounty(4.5 x 4.75 Fresh 1000 Abralon)
Twisted Fury(5 x 4 500 Abralon + Reacta Shine)
Raw Hammer Pain(Leverage 1000 Abralon)
Blue Vibe(5 x 5 4000 Abralon + Reacta Shine)
Post by: Nicanor on February 05, 2009, 09:01:59 AM
Virtual Gravity
Dimension
Grand Illusion
Street Rod solid or an old Jolt solid
for a flipper swing ball the Rapid Fire pear.
I did not match up personally with the T-Roads but I bowl with many that have.
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Nicanor (Ten On The Deck)
Post by: tuckinfenpins on February 05, 2009, 03:40:25 PM
virtual
dimension
gravity shift
sure fire
tropical
ice storm
and i also have a global shift drilled for control for tournaments.
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its all fun and games till pins get broke
Post by: Bigmike on February 06, 2009, 11:31:14 AM
)Tournament/Sport/PBA League Arsenal:
Dimension at 1000 *base layout, pin up*
Virtual Gravity Shift at 4000 *cleaner layout, pin under*
Second Dimension at 2000 *control layout, pin in finger*
Street Rod solid at 2000 *base layout - minus wt. hole, pin up*
Hy-Road at 2000 *base layout, pin up*
Gravity Shift at 4000 *early roll layout, pin under*
T-Road Pearl at 2000/shine over top *cleanest layout minus wt. hole, pin up*
Neptune at box *label layout-no hole, pin under*
Ice Storm over label - no hole
House League Arsenal
I take out the Neptune, Virtual Gravity, Hy-Road.
I and working this arsenal for what I prefer to bowl competitively on. I bowl just under half of the regionals in the Central, a PBA X league in the summer, a Sport pattern league that uses each of the PBA X patterns along with the Junior Gold and Team USA patterns in the summer, and a couple of house shoot out series that use PBA X and Sport patterns.
The most the PBA will let you use in any tournament is nine, so that is the limit of my tournament arsenal. Anymore would create confusion and I am not good enough to have a ball rep following me around giving me advise on what to expect.
I can adjust surfaces on the spot with abralon and also carry polish and a towel. Don't be afraid to use the abralon on your stuff! I get "comfortable" and do not want to make changes and then find out I would have had a better look if I would have just made a surface change.
There are a lot of patterns that I can take 2-3 of those balls and expect them to go in a progression following the transition of the field and lanes themselves.
The main focus is on repeating of shots and mechanics. Granted the wrong ball in your hand all day can put you at the bottom of the list, but you still have to throw it pretty well on the tougher patterns to score with the big dogs.
Layout listing:
Base layout is 4 1/2" pin-to-pap, 7/8 hole-on-axis, 2" deep. 60* angle
Cleaner layout is 5" pin-to-pap, 7/8 hole on axis or down depending on track flare separation, 45* angle
Control layout is 4 1/2" pin-to-pap, no hole, pin in ring finger.
Early layout is 5 1/2" pin-to-pap, hole down axis 2", 30* angle
Cleanest layout is 5 3/4: pin-to-pap, no hole, 75* angle.
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"Why don't you call me sometime.....when you have no class" ~~Rodney Dangerfield to his college professor in Back to School ~~1986
Mike Craig-Columbus, OH
Post by: Spit_Fire on February 06, 2009, 12:52:19 PM
Post by: Dan Belcher on February 06, 2009, 01:02:49 PM
quote:I guess that all depends on what you want from it.
Just got my dimension How should i drll it
Your stats sound fairly similar to mine. I've had great success with my Dimension (http://"http://img66.imageshack.us/img66/5461/dimensionlo7.jpg") on slicker patterns playing up the boards. You can see the layout in the picture -- I don't remember the drill numbers, but the pin to PAP was around 5", no x-hole. The ball is fairly rolly by nature, so a pin up layout helps get it down the lane a little better for me. I keep it at the OOB finish, 2000 abralon. However, if you are wanting a different kind of ball motion, or for the ball to fit a different spot in your arsenal, that makes a big difference in how you would proceed.
Post by: Spit_Fire on February 06, 2009, 01:26:29 PM
Post by: abrown on February 06, 2009, 01:30:52 PM
deminsion
hyroad
rapid fire
rapid fire pearl
street rod pearl
Post by: neverbackdown_x7x on February 06, 2009, 03:09:11 PM
Gravity
Sure Fire
Rapid Fire Pearl
Street Rod Pearl
Tropical Storm
I've had the Sure Fire before and it's great piece for medium oil.
Post by: Spit_Fire on February 06, 2009, 04:24:01 PM
Post by: Spit_Fire on February 06, 2009, 06:40:25 PM