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Ball Path Simulator

Choose a ball and an oil pattern, enter your delivery, and watch the expected path. Change surface, speed, revs or loft and press Compare to see the difference. It's an estimate — real lanes and releases vary.

Ball

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Factory specs loaded
Cover
TX-23 Solid (solid)
Core
symmetric
RG / Diff
2.48 / 0.051
Int. diff
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Box finish
2000 grit

Pin-to-PAP reference presets, not full drilling prescriptions. Drilling and VAL angles aren’t modeled; “angular” is a reference label, not a guaranteed reaction.

4.5"

Lane pattern

22 mL · ratio 8:1 — Heavy crown in the middle, dry outside — very forgiving.

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Exit & targeting guide

Rule of 31 reference: board 9 (40 ft − 31). Length alone does not establish a playable line.

Suggested starting line: laydown 21 → arrows 16.5 → exit 9.5 at 40 ft.

Oil ratio and volume balanced against your selected ball and release. Lane wear and track dry-up included.

Model estimate: board 17.7 at the pins · 4.1° entry.

Starting estimate, not an ideal line or guaranteed result. Actual lane surface, oil distribution and friction are unknown; if the lane is not hooking, use your observed shot as the reference.

Storm Phaze A.I.

Phaze A.I.

Storm · TX-23 Solid · symmetric

RG 2.48 · Diff 0.051 · 3000 grit

Cover, surface and core move the breakpoint: this ball reads 0.3 ft later than your breakpoint setting, with a smoother arc shape. Model estimate for comparing balls, not a guaranteed reaction.

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Bowler's eye

Blue = skid · Orange = hook · Green = roll. Lane width exaggerated.

Light

Bd 8.0 @ 40 ft

Breakpoint

4.1°

Entry angle

Bd 16.2

At the pins

15.3 mph

Speed at pins

35 ft

Skid ends

56 ft

Full roll

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Pins left

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Count

Light by ~1.5 boards — try moving feet 3 and eyes 2 toward the outside, or lower surface grit for more read.

My delivery

17 mph
350 rpm
45°
12°
2 ft
21
12
8
40 ft

Laydown, arrows and breakpoint move independently — set each to match your real line (yellow marker on the overhead lane).

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Type PAP as a decimal or fraction, e.g. 2 1/8 or 2.125.

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