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    Default Need Help on the layout of my new Sync

    I have a slower speed, usually 11-12mph with a medium rev. Looking for this to be strong for the first ball out of the bag. Any ideas? Thanks!

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    Need a little more info on lane surface, oil volume etc. However my ball speed is similarand for myself i would go 5x45x35 (pin up) if it was for a heavier volume shot i would go 4.5x45x35 (pin up) or 5x60x70 (pin down)
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    From the reviews I have read, you are looking at a highly aggressive ball that may burn it's energy up prematurely if drilled too aggressively. It is hard to say without the benefit of a video or more info on your shot, but since you throw it more slowly I might get it drilled pin-up? I am wondering what your pro-shop might think?

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    I agree. Too aggressive of a layout with a slow speed may even hook too much.
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    Quote Originally Posted by hoppy1605 View Post
    I have a slower speed, usually 11-12mph with a medium rev. Looking for this to be strong for the first ball out of the bag. Any ideas? Thanks!
    Do you have any other bowling balls?
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    PAP: 5 3/4 right 1/4 up
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    I'm getting my Sync today. According to UPS, it arrive in one town over early this morning and it's in a truck delivering mail so I will be getting it soon. I want to get it drilled immediately so I can try it out, but with the Nor'easter, it might be a little while. The guy who drills my balls doesn't work the shop every day, might just be Saturdays and they are saying up to a foot of snow where I go for drilling.

    I'll probably just get a normal drilling, 4x4x2. Should work well for me, as a mid-speed tweener. According to Storm, 4x4x2 is good for medium speed tweeners, slow strokers, and high speed crankers. "High flaring, strong layout. Good on multiple patterns. Strong entry angle."

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    Thanks everyone, my pro shop guy said for me to go pin up and about 1/3" off to the right. I wanted something to start with, and my Lucid would struggle in the early frames/games. I get it tomorrow so I can't wait to give it a ride!

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    Quote Originally Posted by hoppy1605 View Post
    Thanks everyone, my pro shop guy said for me to go pin up and about 1/3" off to the right. I wanted something to start with, and my Lucid would struggle in the early frames/games. I get it tomorrow so I can't wait to give it a ride!
    I got mine around 7:30pm last night. All freaking day, every time I heard a vehicle, I popped up looking for the truck. And now that I have it, we got a damn Nor'easter. I shoveled the driveway, but my mom's car is blocking me and I didn't uncover her car or my sister's.

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    Maybe pin up above your ring finger would give the ball more length and take out some of the aggression. With a slow ball speed this might be the way to go for you. Don't get me wrong though, this will not turn your ball into a pushover. It will still have killer instinct but let it kill further down the line.

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    Ok, I know it has tobe me, but I want to fire this ball for some reason down the lane (to much muscle). Don't know what it is, have bowled the worst 2 series in the past 3 months. killing me, lol! Gotta slow it down.

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