The T-road is a more aggressive ball by nature They use the same cover but the cover has an additive to increase traction making giving it a new name on the T-Road. The ball should get into an earlier roll and have more flare than the Thunderstruck.

The reaction probably won't be that noticeable and could easily be reversed by drilling and surface.

So to answer your question everything being the same(drilling, surface, speed, condition) The T-road should hook more but it won't be overly much more a few boards or so.
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T-Road is much longer and much more angular then the Thunderstruck Pearl.
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Sounds like this might be a good ball for slower speed players. Would that be correct?

Dj
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The T-Road is more angular than the Thunderstruck Pearl. The differences are subtle and will depend on the bowlers speed and rev rate. That is why some people match up with certain balls and not others. I for one love the T-Road. I've used a couple of different ones in each of the last 6 weeks ( since we got them ). My reviews wont help much, since i dont bowl on house patterns very often, but i will say that it is my ball of choice for pro-ams

I'm attatching a link to a video that somebody shot in Buffalo. I'm throwing a T-Road during the video

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e016OLKyP3k
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