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Equipment Boards => Storm => Topic started by: azus on November 23, 2006, 05:57:13 AM
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Whats the difference between the fired up and the spit fire?
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Quote from an earlier review:
The Spitfire is a great compliment to the popular Fired-Up. The Spitfire features an inverted Twin-V core, with the puck on the bottom instead of the top. With the Fired-Up, you were drilling into the cap and changing the core shape ( adding differential ). With the cap on the bottom, you are keeping the core integrity intact and allowing the ball to keep a "rollier" motion. The change of direction downlane is much smoother with the Spitfire, and the direction change comes 4'-5' sooner than the Fired-Up. To me the Spitfire is perfect for fresher conditions where the backends are just too extreme for the Fired-Up. I can see the Spitfire being used for 3-5 games, and then letting the Fired-Up take over for the finish.
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Ok, then im gonna get a Fired Up, because i need something with more kick.
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I like my coffee black, just like my metal.
What would Chuck Norris do?
(\ /)
( . .)
c(')(')
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