very nice.  I got my SS drilled yesterday, and threw a few games with the purple Ogre and SS to get a feel for the differences in reaction.  For me, the purple starts to hook a few feet earlier, and is about 4 or 5 boards stronger.  That is with the SS drilled pin above and between the fingers, and cg kicked about an inch from center grip.  The purple is drilled pin above the ring, cg about an iinch and a half from center grip.
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I love cheetah...when you get lined up right,with the right ball it looks like someone kicks the ball off the one board...

Nice video twister...im looking forward to getting one and making a video also!
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what is SS standing for btw?


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Both balls look sweet.  I may have to start lookin at getting one of the ogres some day.  I have too many balls right now to get one unless i sell some.  But the SS looks sweet rollin down the lane and like Rock77 said its like some one is kickin the ball when it gets to the 1 board.  I myself love the Cheetah pattern cause there is so much friction on the back end of the land the balls just take off.  Keep us informed as to how the SS stands up over the course of its use.  lata
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Smashin pockets since '99.

On the Ogre pearl it is closer to a 105 but with the pin above the middle finger but on the SS it is closer to a 90 degree with the pin above the middle finger and CG in the grip center.

So basically I have a higher flare positioned pin (4 1/2" pin to PAP), stronger cover, and and even arching type drilling on the Ogre pearl. And then a lower flare positioned pin (5 1/2" pin to PAP), a lengthier cover, and a stacked drilling for flip on the SS.

Hopefully, when the Ogre pearl becomes too much I can whip out the SS and move in deeper but still have the pop on the backends.

With my rev rate and ball speed I try to keep my pin placements simple (pin above or below the middle or ring finger) and use coverstock adjustments instead of elaborate layouts and a lot of extra weight holes. The 135 degree layout I put on one of my solid Ogres in the first video is about as radical as I get.
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Edited on 8/3/2007 3:06 PM

Thanks for the video, looks great on the lanes!
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Thanks guys, hopefully in the next few months I'm going to pick up an HD camcorder to do these with.
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