Most of the times my lanes are mid oil, but some days are flooded. Any good ideas for mid oil lanes as I already have a heavy oil ball? PAP 5 1/2^ 1/2^, mid speed (15-16mph) and mid revs. I'll also talk to my driller to see what to do but I thought i might as well ask on here too!
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Who knows maybe i'll see what i can do with it and if not sell it?

On Edit: Maybe this can be my tournament ball. We have a good flood in Edmonton for our tourneys

Edited on 12/9/2008 5:39 PM

I had one and drilled it leverage..  I didn't like how it was working at leverage (even on a 50ft flood).. flare rings almost an inch apart flaring half way around the ball.

 so I plugged it and redrilled it with a 6 inch pin to pap and 45 deg mb..
It gets down the lane and actually looks like a normal ball with normal flare rings..  I think I took too much flare out of it so I put a weight hole in it to increase the flare.. so the 6 inch pin gets the ball down the lane a bit more but the increase flare should help it hook more.. I haven't had a chance to check it out though.

The ball wants to hook though and will do it as quick as it can.
The ball will roll out with the slightest bit of dry lane..

kinda like throwing a bowling ball in the parking lot..
not that I have done that sort of thing  : )

Edited on 12/10/2008 5:46 PM

Edited on 12/10/2008 5:48 PM

I have one drilled 6"x60* VAL Angle x45* MB

Polsihed to high he!!. It is awesome on flying backends. Will never over react
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