Well if I remember correctly and from my experience the morpheous cores have a tendency to drop you track at least they did mine. The morpheous balls where one of the few I could drill pin under and not hit my thumb hole. Just my thoughts is that it might change your pap slightly but I am sure some of the experts will chime in.

cooksey
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Thanks to those who replied.  I am going to check and measure exactly what the difference is between the 2 different balls.  I am pretty confident that my release is not changing that much between the two balls as both have been drilled by the same guy who has been drilling for me for the last 2 or 3 years.  I will update profile once this is determined.
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Edited on 3/14/2005 8:42 PM

ten on the deck,

It is well known that the morpheous core has been known to lower a bowler's track----some up to 2 inches lower than with symmetrical equipment. That is the reason that most bowlers with a high track can go below the finger line and not have to worry about hitting a finger hole or thumb hole.

The pin on your PAP ball is not really a ball to judge your PAP on. If you have another ball try throwing it and getting your PAP location and drill the Arsenal Aggressive based on that.

Goodluck,
-EX-
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Hey totd,

As Ex stated, the morpheus cores do help flare downward quicker so long as it is drilled that way (with the correct placement of the mass bias).  If you want to find your pap, it is recommended to throw a low flaring ball (plastic/urethane).

 RotoDave:

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I know this isnt within my jurisdiction, but PAP shouldnt have anything to do with the core, or ball layout .. its all to do with release.

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Dave, normally I'd agree with you, logically I agree with you...but after looking at all my balls and seeing customers track differently on their higher flaring balls/high flare patterns, I'd have to say not necessarily.  Conceptually it's hard to believe (this means the ball's turning in the air) but I see it consistently on myself when throwing a higher flaring ball or high flare drill, my first track is significantly lower.  Not sure if any this is documented yet or it could be just one of those agree to disagree subjects.  I do know a few of the other guys here on BR have seen the same happen to their equipment as well.  Just thought I'd share....
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