I won a Track 930T on fleabay.  Been using alot of Columbia/Hammer the last few years.  I decided to see if Track would give me a similar look overall.

Since this has a very aggressive assy core, inter diff .030, I think a large drilling angle is needed.  Compound that with a particle cover, I'm thinking 75 x 5 x 30 for a layout on this ball.

I fear going closer than 65 on the drilling angle, b/c I drilled my NSane Levrg, inter diff .035, at 50* and it reads the lane super quick.  But the cover on that ball is weaker so I get a much weaker look overall.

So, Track gurus give me your opinions on my thoughts regarding this layout.
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I have two 930Ts.  The first one is drilled 4-1/2" x 4" with a weighthole in the P2 location.  I keep this one at 2000 Abralon for heavy oil conditions.  I get an early read with a very smooth backend reaction.  930T #2 is drilled 45* x 5-1/8" x 30* with a weighthole at P3.  I have taken the surface to Valentino's Resurrection (800 grit) and Valentino's Snake Oil polish.  I can move inside with this ball and get a nice pop on the backend when my other 930T begins to read the pattern too early.
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