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Jaydubbayu
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Post subject: Re: layout advice: gt1  Posted: Fri Dec 10, 2010 2:13 am |
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I support the Sr2 a lot for when it comes to the snap. We have pretty similar stats. My sr2, drilled 75x4.5"x50 is a good strong, backend ball. I think it'll be a good compliment to your gt1 you have. I think of all the Motiv equipment, the sr2 is the biggest backend reacting ball. Varies with drilling, of course!
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JustinWi
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Post subject: Re: layout advice: gt1 Posted: Fri Dec 10, 2010 2:56 am |
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If you do a QZ2:
50x35@4.5" P2 or P3 hole.
If you do an SR2:
60x30@4.25" No Hole.
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DjResol
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Post subject: Re: layout advice: gt1 Posted: Fri Dec 10, 2010 10:02 am |
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I agree with an Sr2 and Gt1 line up. the Gt1 works well for a fresh shot for me but as the mids dry and the backends get carry down, the Gt1 gives me a weaker back end. Switch to the Sr2 and I don't have to move my feet or mark, and it does the job with its backend reaction.
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Pound for Pound
Gt1 - 1-300 1-289 1-287 1-280 5-279
Rx1(Orange)
Sr2 - 1-290 1-279
Tv4 added!50x45@4.75" - 1-289 2-279
3 - 300's
high series 791 - 796 - 785 - 824
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Bob Michalojko
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Post subject: Re: layout advice: gt1 Posted: Fri Dec 10, 2010 11:21 am |
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Yeah, DjResol . . but you bowl at that walled up, bumper bowling for adults center called Copperfield Bowl. Stevie Wonder could average 220 there   just kidding
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blueliner011
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Post subject: Re: layout advice: gt1 Posted: Fri Dec 10, 2010 12:59 pm |
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SR2 is a beast!!!! it will compliment your arsenal perfectly
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DjResol
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Post subject: Re: layout advice: gt1 Posted: Fri Dec 10, 2010 6:42 pm |
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Bob Michalojko wrote: Yeah, DjResol . . but you bowl at that walled up, bumper bowling for adults center called Copperfield Bowl. Stevie Wonder could average 220 there just kiddingTreats my bracket money well!
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Pound for Pound
Gt1 - 1-300 1-289 1-287 1-280 5-279
Rx1(Orange)
Sr2 - 1-290 1-279
Tv4 added!50x45@4.75" - 1-289 2-279
3 - 300's
high series 791 - 796 - 785 - 824
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Bob Michalojko
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Post subject: Re: layout advice: gt1 Posted: Fri Dec 10, 2010 7:43 pm |
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Amen, brother, amen !!
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chadp223
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Post subject: Re: layout advice: gt1 Posted: Sun Dec 12, 2010 2:53 am |
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Well put the gt1 At 2000 figured I'd see what it would do. 269. 10 pin spare 9 in a row 10 pin spare. Enough said. 
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