Question.  I have my B/G laid out this way.  http://s132.photobucket.com/albums/q29/scotts33/?action=view¤t=VisionaryCentaur.jpg

Anybody think if I get another one and lay it out label leverage 105 deg. I'll see much difference in ball reaction same coverstock surface?  Or to much the same?

On edit"  From Visionary's website....." This ball is a very low flaring ball so caution has to be taken when drilling.  If the ball rolls over the holes, it won't flare away from the holes after a rotations like most balls.  With the controlled reaction that is designed into this ball, good and safe results can be obtained with a standard label-leverage drilling.
 (1:30 layout or 4 x 6, etc.  - pin to the right of fingers an inch or so and MB to the left of thumb)

Warning! -- When drilling this ball, because the Top and Side Caps have approximately the same strength, Drilling out a large portion of the top cap and not much of the side cap can cause the side cap to overpower the remainder of the top cap.  The result is similar to drilling a ball with the flip cap down by your thumb and may result in a different bowtie flare position or possible "back flare"- and rolling over the holes.  To help High Track players avoid this, be sure not to kick the Mass Bias too far to the right (opposite for lefties).  Keeping the MB at or within 1" to the left of the thumb and keeping the finger holes away from the flip pin will remove some of the side cap strength and retain the top cap.  This will result in more normal flare patterns."


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Scott



Edited on 1/17/2008 10:48 PM

Let me know what you find Wayne.

Hmmmm order another FMG or a Cell.  What a quandry.  
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Scott