For me, high Rev 16 MPh high track I went with a 60x5x45 and it's a strong ball! Tons of backend. But super clean and controllable.

Assuming 15 mph is at the pin deck (you seem to use a lot of strong balls), I'd suggest pin in ring.

If 15 mph is at the pins, I'd suggest pin and CG stacked under the bridge.

Whatever the computer monitors say at nicer centers is what I go by. 

I was leaning with the pin in ring..cause usually pin right above the ring does really well for me...in most cases.

Not much difference between 2 inch and 3 inch pin.  May impact weight hole options. Use the layout you have the most confidence in.

Probably because it's a skid-and-kick ball.

Will post a pic for all of those who votes...I kinda chickened out and just went pin down, listened to my PSO.  I let him decide.

But I do want more opinions:

For someone who always does pin up layouts...

What should I expect from a pin down polished mid price pearl ball versus my normal pin up selection.

Will is just be smoother off the spotand provide similar length?

Or

Will it be just early and I guess more or less not what I want?

Anyways I'm throwing it tomorrow! Pics soon

Not quite as sharp, a little more rounded shape.

I think when I've seen you post your stats before me and you actually throw the ball pretty similar. I've learned I don't need to do anything crazy with layouts and I do well with pin above ring, pin in ring, pin under ring, pin to side of ring anywhere from 3-4.5" Pin-PAP distance.

Cover and surface being the biggest factor and tweak shape with weight holes

Oops.......there goes the warranty on that ball