Hey everyone.

I just picked up a T-Road solid after I had one crack. The only problem I see is that the pin is shorter. My previous one was a 2-3, this one is a 1.5-2 inch pin. Now I'm concerned as to what sort of drillings I can go with. I'm a higher speed, lower rev stroker who likes to play fairly straight. How should I have this ball punched up for it to get into it's early, heavy roll.

Thanks For The Help.

try a type of barbell drilling i drilled a attitude shift like that for my dad who has very little revs and it rolled great for him pin below ring and cg strait out with a x he throws about 16 and has no problem with this ball picking up it roll

CAn I ask a quick question? you guys seem to like the barbell drilling, which I have not tried. I'm also a low rev speed dominant stroker who needs to have it pick up earlier. Does this work with asym balls also?
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I honestly can't answer that question as I have only used the barbell drilling on two symmetrical-cored balls.

One was on an AMF Ninja and the other an old Columbia pearl piece.

I will tell you this though....I pulled out the Ninja last week and began using it strictly for the 3rd game broken down shot. It has a very strong midlane, with great energy at the pindeck. And contrary to all my other balls which tend to run up high on the headpin by 3rd game....this ball tends to give you a real nice hook-set reaction, and no over/under.

And this is even in the presence of carrydown.
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well wasn't the attitude shift technically a asymetrical ball?