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1 2 3 star balls? (15)
Re: 1 2 3 star balls?by Rod 19 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: 1 2 3 star balls?) was posted by Rod, on 5/6/2005 4:38:15 AM:
| gcollins, thanks for your great info...never heard about Nittaku Spiral. Cant find it anywhere either. (is it springy like FX EL?) The problem I have on the MPS is that I have to keep things slow. I tried 2.0 Pf4-1 and I lost the plot, control went down the pan. So when I hear suggestions about using fat sponged rubbers for an aggressive chopper setup I dont bother, because I know I'll have little control. Tackspeed 2000 cut down to 1.5 MRS sponge on the FH sounds like a good idea then for me, I'd like to try that out. Have U tried Drive (a la Joo?) So far My tackiness-c is still spinning very nicely. I clean with water every time and cover with an acetate sheet. I also use it every other time I play to prolong its life. If budget wasnt a problem I'd probably try some Neubauer pips, surely the best in the business, but absurdly expensive. |