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six pack

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lay out for rising
« on: December 17, 2007, 01:37:44 PM »
for a high rev player?would the pin down layout be too strong?pap 5x0 speed 16-18 mph.
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Re: lay out for rising
« Reply #1 on: December 17, 2007, 09:44:20 PM »
Saw the pin down layout in the hands of a cranker... ball plays sweet for him on fresh shots.  He prefers his Temper when the lanes start to transition.  From what he was saying the Kinetic doesn't match up that well with him though.
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Re: lay out for rising
« Reply #2 on: December 17, 2007, 09:48:46 PM »
i would not recommend pin down for a cranker unless you are bowling on heavy oil..i have thrown one with pin down on THS and had to play 24 at arrows and i love playing in..it is a really strong ball..
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Re: lay out for rising
« Reply #3 on: December 17, 2007, 10:13:59 PM »
I am a high-rev player and I really like my Rising with the pin down.

I drilled a second Rising with the pin over the fingers for comparison and the total hook is very close.  The pin up layout might be a little smoother on the backend, but the total hook is about the same.

I ended up polishing the pin over the fingers ball because the balls were too close in reaction to justify leaving them both at 4000 Abralon finish.
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Mark T. Trgovac

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Re: lay out for rising
« Reply #4 on: December 18, 2007, 12:05:43 AM »
Hey six,

If you watch the rising video I put on here, you see that I am nowhere near being a stroker or tweener. I am a cranker and well, the suggested layout is great. The 4000 cover helps it get down the lane on a fresh shot. However you will need to pull the speed up when they start to transition or even drop down to the temper or kinetic.

I however go to a pin up rising when this happens. The length is the same, the over all hook is maybe at the most 3-4 boards less but the biggest change is the backend of the pin up is alot tammer and you wont see as strong of a jump off the dry when you hit it. The suggested is a great layout for anyone. Just be ready to drop to a weaker ball when the oil goes away or get ready to start adding more speed or even lift up with the thumb to push the ball further on the lane.
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