crux prime layout 42' med heavy oil

Which layout is right for me?

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cw90stratos
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Speed: 17 F L
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crux prime layout 42' med heavy oil

Post by cw90stratos »

42' oil that carries down then over under.

rt hand, speed 15.5 mph off hand 15 lbs, around 300 rev. p2p 4.5 over .5 up.
10 AT 60 AR.

Had a track legion 45 x 4.5 x 35, P2 3/4" dia. 2" deep hole, burned up early. No carry, 7 or 10 all day long. No continuation for me.

I'm thinking 70 x 3 3/4", 4" x 40. Not looking for skid snap/ hockey stick motion. More like Late mid lane strong arc. Hopefully will be a good benchmark

If not this, Brand wont matter.

Thank you for any info. CW
Last edited by cw90stratos on September 1st, 2019, 4:34 am, edited 1 time in total.
right, pap 4 1/2 over 1/2 up. AT 10 AR 60, 16.5 mph off hand, around 325 rpm
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Re: crux prime layout 42' med heavy oil

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The prime reads early, it’s not going to fit that description you say you want. With your slower speed maybe a Physix.
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Speed: 17 F L
Rev Rate: 350
Axis Tilt: 10
Axis Rotation: 40
Heavy Oil Ball: rg show off
Medium Oil Ball: storm marvel pearl
Light Oil Ball: still looking for one
Preferred Company: anything other than columbia
Location: HUNTSVILLE AL

Re: crux prime layout 42' med heavy oil

Post by cw90stratos »

may look into that physix. On a side not my pso and team mate suggest trying a asymmetrical for better lay out possibilities. Previous try was not high enough total.
right, pap 4 1/2 over 1/2 up. AT 10 AR 60, 16.5 mph off hand, around 325 rpm
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