A rather abstract thought.

With an asymmetrical/enhanced MB ball that has a high intermediate differential would this give you the most hook potential from the ball:

With lines drawn from the GC to PAP and a perpendicular line intersecting that line at 3 3/8" from PAP. Would placing the Pin and MB at equal distances from PAP on that perpendicular line give you the most hook potential from the ball.

I was wondering this because asymmetrical balls retain much more flare and hook potential at longer pin distances than non enhanced MB balls.

I realise that the MB is only an influence but the MB diff on some balls is high enough to make quite the emphasis on roll/reaction.
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Edited on 8/25/2006 11:27 PM

Very true and good point Sean.  Having a strong or influential mass bias allows us to help a bowler get a weight block to turn over at a specific time and point on the lane.  It's almost like having a remote control on the core as to when we want to turn it "on or off".
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