Do you switch up cues once in a while?

[ridinda9]

If you took an F-1 driver out of his car, and put him in another car, would he do as well? He's an excellent driver no doubt, but he knows every little quirk about his car and has it set-up specifically for him. You change that, and it definitely has an impact on his performance.

Hmmmmmmmmmm , that sounds suspiciously like an IROC race . Identically prepared cars , drivers pull out of hat for random car selection . Race then becomes about drivers instead of cars ! Turns out the top drivers are usually the top drivers - very few "dark horse" drivers suddenly , magically excel in IROC . . . .

 

[ridinda9]

I ofter swith on a given had to a cue that weight almost the same, but weight is distributed differently.

I understued almost content this post but diferntly with odd words understanably confusion some rezultd .:frown:

Duz yer computrbox spelchekr hav ?

understand easier when speaking Master Yoda . . . .

 

[Ken_4fun]

I use different cues all the time.

For me part of the fun is getting a cue "tuned". For me that usually means Moori soft tips and the wieght right, sometimes getting the shaft retapered, refinished or whatever.

Cues are like women. Get 'em, use 'em, then trade them off for something different.

Sometimes I crack me up.

Ken