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Equipment Boards => Track => Topic started by: vkowalski1970 on November 21, 2010, 01:30:07 PM
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IF YOU HAD EACH BALL DRILLED IDENTICAL AND LEFT AT OB FINISH. HOW SIMILAR WOULD THE MOTIONS BE? HOW MUCH DIFFERENCE IN OVER ALL HOOK?
I LOVE MY 715T and 607A, but the motions are very different and I want something similar in motion to 715T but 4-5 board weaker, will the 505T be the ball
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Brunswick C System 3.5
715T
607A
Roto Grip Dark Star
White Dot
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I took a screenshot of their youtube video.
http://i588.photobucket.com/albums/ss323/r534/Picture17.png
This might answer your question.
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IF YOU HAD EACH BALL DRILLED IDENTICAL AND LEFT AT OB FINISH. HOW SIMILAR WOULD THE MOTIONS BE? HOW MUCH DIFFERENCE IN OVER ALL HOOK?
I LOVE MY 715T and 607A, but the motions are very different and I want something similar in motion to 715T but 4-5 board weaker, will the 505T be the ball
I think in your case it might be.
I have both drilled the same, 715t at box and 505t at 3k abralon instead of box (4k) and I have 4-6 boards difference in overall hook between the two with the same hook motion. 715T is stronger and looks the same in my opinion. I use the 505T as my benchmark, if it won't quite turn the corner I bump to my 715T till its time to go back down. Works very well.
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I do have both with a very similar drilling.
I would say they the 715t does cover a few more boards, not a ton more and it reads the lane earlier. The 505t is not a weak ball by any standards, it tends to read the lane a little later for me.
Both balls do require oil. If the lanes are dry, both are way to strong.