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Title: Track 930 T
Post by: offthesheet on October 13, 2009, 07:36:48 AM

How do you all like this ball, what conditions is it best on?

Title: Re: Track 930 T
Post by: Billy Ray on October 13, 2009, 08:43:51 PM

I have 2 of them and I love them both.
One with a 5" pin up and the other with a 4" pin and both OOB.
The 5" pin is very versatile for medium to heavy volumes and lengths.

the 4" pin needs a flood.

Both hit very well when used on the proper lane conditions.(like any ball)
I have recommended the 930T to many.
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Title: Re: Track 930 T
Post by: loose5682 on October 13, 2009, 09:55:21 PM

Right now I've got one...so far...pin well over bridge (just over 5" for me), thumb drilled through the MB (around 4 1/2"), OOB finish.

VERY useable on most flat patterns, i've had good success on both Chameleon and Scorpion PBAX patterns (09-10 version) playing in and out...i've also been able to circle the lane on some higher volume house shots.

I've been VERY impressed by the versatility of this ball, for a ball that is high-end, it's definitely not one that's doomed to only use on a flood, as Billy Ray made sure to mention.
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Title: Re: Track 930 T
Post by: Joe Jr on October 15, 2009, 03:39:11 PM

I agree everything the above 2 posters said. Drilled mine 5" pin up and it's very versatile and even rolling.
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Title: Re: Track 930 T
Post by: lil League Coach on October 16, 2009, 08:37:57 PM

Love my 930 on the fresh with some volume up front. Once there is carrydown I really enjoy the 715!  Here are the specs on my 930

930 T specs:
Pin under middle finger MB kicked right with axis in the thumb quadrant (P3) if you go by MO's chart
5 1/2 pin to Pap
4" MB to PAP
4 1/2" Pin buffer (Pin - VAL)
Surface: 1000 abralon (hand done)
Static weights: 1/4 oz positive side x 3/8 oz finger
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