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Asymmetric Layouts 2007 Maximum Hook & Arc Mid-Lane Hook & Back-End

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1 Asymmetric Layouts 2007 Maximum Hook & Arc Mid-Lane Hook & Back-End
Good for most House Shots Mid-Lane Hook & Back-End A favorite for fresh PBA and Sport Conditions Length & Back-End A favorite for broken down PBA and Sport Conditions Length Good for most broken down House Shots Full Roller Options

2 High Track Maximum Hook & Arc Asymmetric Core RGdiff or greater Asy RGdiff A P CG Area L VAL 4 ½ Best pin out distance to use: inches Pin from axis : ½ inches Locator Pin set at 60º Rev’s up early for maximum hook with a continuous back-end. Note: If an X-hole is necessary to make the ball USBC legal, draw a line from the grip center through the CG and place the X-hole where it hits the VAL. is the larger circle or pin on the ball that marks the top of the core. is a smaller circle or pin that marks the Preferential Spin Axis (PSA) of the ball. 3. For left-handed bowlers use the mirror images of these layouts. Note: Finger, thumb and X-holes must have at least a moderate bevel and the riser Pin must be at least one inch from any drilled hole to comply with the Brunswick warranty. 60º A Medium Track P P 4 ½ CG Area A A 60º VAL Low Track A CG Area L VAL 4” P L L P L 60º P

3 High Track Mid-Lane Hook & Back-End Asymmetric Core RGdiff or greater Asy RGdiff A P CG Area L VAL 5 ½ Best pin out distance to use: inches Pin from axis : ½ inches Locator Pin set at 45º This layout helps bowlers open up the mid-lane and recover on the heavy carry down. Note: If an X-hole is necessary to make the ball USBC legal, draw a line from the grip center through the CG and place the X-hole where it hits the VAL. is the larger circle or pin on the ball that marks the top of the core. is a smaller circle or pin that marks the Preferential Spin Axis (PSA) of the ball. 3. For left-handed bowlers use the mirror images of these layouts. Note: Finger, thumb and X-holes must have at least a moderate bevel and the riser Pin must be at least one inch from any drilled hole to comply with the Brunswick warranty. 45º A Medium Track A CG Area L VAL 5 ½ P 45º Low Track P P P 5” A A CG Area 45º L VAL P L L

4 High Track Length & Back-End Asymmetric Core RGdiff or greater Asy RGdiff A P CG Area L VAL 5 ½ Best pin out distance to use: 3 ½ - 5 ½ inches Pin from axis : ½ inches Locator Pin set at 45º This layout helps bowlers create length with a strong back-end. Note: If an X-hole is necessary to make the ball USBC legal, draw a line from the grip center through the CG and place the X-hole where it hits the VAL. is the larger circle or pin on the ball that marks the top of the core. is a smaller circle or pin that marks the Preferential Spin Axis (PSA) of the ball. 3. For left-handed bowlers use the mirror images of these layouts. Note: Finger, thumb and X-holes must have at least a moderate bevel and the riser Pin must be at least one inch from any drilled hole to comply with the Brunswick warranty. 45º A Medium Track A CG Area L VAL 5 ½ P 45º Low Track A CG Area L VAL 5” P P 45º L P

5 High Track Length Asymmetric Core RGdiff or greater Asy RGdiff A P CG Area L VAL 5 ½ Best pin out distance to use: ½ inches Pin from axis : ½ inches Locator Pin set at 60º Length drilling with arcing back-end. Note: If an X-hole is necessary to make the ball USBC legal, draw a line from the grip center through the CG and place the X-hole where it hits the VAL. is the larger circle or pin on the ball that marks the top of the core. is a smaller circle or pin that marks the Preferential Spin Axis (PSA) of the ball. 3. For left-handed bowlers use the mirror images of these layouts. Note: Finger, thumb and X-holes must have at least a moderate bevel and the riser Pin must be at least one inch from any drilled hole to comply with the Brunswick warranty. 60º A Medium Track P P 5 ½ CG Area 60º A A VAL Low Track L L P 5” P CG Area 60º A L VAL L P

6 Maximum Hook and Arc – Full Roller Asymmetric Core RGdiff - 0
Maximum Hook and Arc – Full Roller Asymmetric Core RGdiff or greater Asy RGdiff 45º Best pin out distance to use: inches Pin from grip center : 3 inches Locator Pin set at 45º Rev’s up early for maximum hook with and strong arcing back-end. Note: If an X-hole is needed place it in the X-hole safe zone 6” from center of grip to avoid contact with the track. is the larger circle or pin on the ball that marks the top of the core. is a smaller circle or pin that marks the Preferential Spin Axis (PSA) of the ball. 3. For left-handed bowlers use the mirror images of these layouts. Note: Finger, thumb and X-holes must have at least a moderate bevel and the riser Pin must be at least one inch from any drilled hole to comply with the Brunswick warranty. 90º L X-hole Safe zone A CG Area P P L X-hole Safe zone P

7 Length & Back-End – Full Roller Asymmetric Core RGdiff - 0
Length & Back-End – Full Roller Asymmetric Core RGdiff or greater Asy RGdiff 60º Best pin out distance to use: inches Pin from grip center : 2 inches Locator Pin set at 60º This layout helps bowlers create length with a strong back-end. Note: If an X-hole is needed place it in the X-hole safe zone 6” from center of grip to avoid contact with the track. is the larger circle or pin on the ball that marks the top of the core. is a smaller circle or pin that marks the Preferential Spin Axis (PSA) of the ball. 3. For left-handed bowlers use the mirror images of these layouts. Note: Finger, thumb and X-holes must have at least a moderate bevel and the riser Pin must be at least one inch from any drilled hole to comply with the Brunswick warranty. 90º L X-hole Safe zone A CG Area P P L X-hole Safe zone P

8 Length – Full Roller Asymmetric Core RGdiff - 0
Length – Full Roller Asymmetric Core RGdiff or greater Asy RGdiff Best pin out distance to use: inches Pin from grip center : 2 inches Locator Pin set at 0º Length drilling with arcing back-end. Note: If an X-hole is needed place it in the X-hole safe zone 6” from center of grip to avoid contact with the track. is the larger circle or pin on the ball that marks the top of the core. is a smaller circle or pin that marks the Preferential Spin Axis (PSA) of the ball. 3. For left-handed bowlers use the mirror images of these layouts. Note: Finger, thumb and X-holes must have at least a moderate bevel and the riser Pin must be at least one inch from any drilled hole to comply with the Brunswick warranty. 90º X-hole Safe zone A L CG Area P P L X-hole Safe zone P

9 Over Flaring - RG Differential - RPM Rates
To prevent “Over Flaring” (early hook with weak back-end reaction), Brunswick recommends the combinations of RGdiff. & RPM rates listed below as the strongest layout to be used. Lower track players should stay to the smaller end of each range to avoid “Under Flaring”. RG Diff RPM rate Strong drilling .035 & below All rates Leverage – 3 3/8 Less than 300 Leverage – 3 3/8 Greater than – 4 ½ from PAP Less than – 4 ½ from PAP Greater than ½ - 5 from PAP Less than ½ - 5 from PAP Greater than – 5 ½ from PAP


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