Picked up A 920T for next to nothing from I guy I new. Hasn't used it much less than 20 games on it. Just wanted to get some opinions on it. Who liked it who didn't Is it very angular,can you play a direct line on certain patterns. Any body polish it up wat did do and how is it on carry down.

In my opinion, the best ball I've probably ever thrown. However, most people don't know how to tune the surface on it and thus don't get the most out of the ball. The key to this ball is putting a fresh 2000 surface on it and then just log some games on it to get a nice sheen going. When you first throw it the ball will almost be to even and you'll favor other balls because of the lack of a defined "flip" in the back end. Once the ball develops a nice sheen the ball will finally develop that little bit of flip that you need.

I will note, like most, when I first got the ball I was supremely disappointed. I would only use it in practice, but one day the ball just seemed to change once it got that "sheen." Now it is always the first ball out of my bag, and I would note that I've shot more honor scores and logged my highest average (238) while primarily using this ball.

I would put the ball as the perfect mix of the 920A and the 505T in terms of ball reaction. It is strong in the back, but not quite as flippy as the 920A, but a little later than the 505T while still retaining energy to let you use it all night.

As I said before though, the key is that it is a very cover sensitive ball, so once you find that sweet spot you need to keep it clean and every 15 few games go over it with a light wet sand with 2000 or 4000 by hand.

I like the last few sentences that Scott said.  The shuttle 5 series core & line were the best, very many liked the 607a and that legion core.  I haven't met anyone who liked anything high end number wise.  The 716c had some buzz bow that cores gone. Id buy a megatron core 9 series ball...that was their best HP line since the buyout, I thoroughly enjoy seeing people bust out their risings.  My Up-rising was a spectacle out of the box. Back to basics, back to what sold. 

My 920T was the first Track ball I drilled when getting on staff with them in May.  Another shop here in town had it, so I thought I would get it from him and try it.  At first I didn't really think it was very "T", and being a 9 series ball, I thought it should handle oil better.  I used it a number of times, and it got some gunk on it that I couldn't wipe off with a towel, so I hit it a 2000 pad on the spinner with some Hook It cleaner as the lubrication instead of water, and then a "dirty" polishing towel to put a little shine/sheen back on, and this ball is a beast.  Very controllable.  Handles oil fairly well, but really more of a medium/benchmark type ball.  I like it when the lanes are slick/ugly, this ball doesn't do anything stupid.

Overall a nice rolling ball, hits good, I think you will like it with some surface adjustments.

I love the 920T   It depends on the layout. Mine is pin below the bridge on the GCL MB out 3"  Polished surface. Use the ball on some carrydown. That layout and surface work great for me. Does not squirt through the fronts, is very readable and strong in the back. Good continuation  Great hitting and carry