Hey Drunken,

The Inferno I'd say is about 3-5 boards stronger in comparison (depending upon your style) to the Heat Blast.  Nice smooth controlled reaction from both...you can get the Inferno remake on-line I think.  Hope this helps some....
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*El Presidente of the Track Legion

Thanks a lot guys.  My work has the inferno in a storage closet and my boss will give it to me for $50.  I guess I'll have to pick it up.  Oh wait, one more question.  I had the smoking inferno and hated it.  Couldn't get the ball to do anything.  Plugged and redrilled it three different times.  Anyways, how does the original compare to the smoking?  I don't want this ball to be like the smoking.  Thanks again.
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Hey Drunken,

The Original Inferno is a much better performing ball compared to the Smokin.  The Smokins I drilled out my way had the great length that it promoted but lacked in backend reaction that it was supposed to have.  Mainly crankers (or rev dominant players) liked it because it didn't have the finish it was advertised to.  The Radical however has fit that bill....
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*El Presidente of the Track Legion

Inferno revs a lot earlier although still pushes very well. 4-6 boards was about my assessment(oi stronger) with 2-3 up front and 2-3 in the back. Blast played better on slightly drier or when needing less angle to carry. I sold the blast and now have 2 OI's set up to compliment each other. Blast looked better for a few local players when stepping up to more aggresive drill patterns.