Beyond your own requirements (sticking with a 100", more controlled string pattern, minimal or zero customizing required), here are some other things to keep in mind:
- Beam Width: Considering what you're used to, I would keep
beam thickness >=22mm
- Static Weight: with 6-7g of lead added, you're at
305-310g unstrung static weight
- Swing Weight: as
@gold325 said, with 6-7g at 9&3, you're probably swinging
330-335sw right now
- Balance: presuming you haven't added any handle weight other than an over grip, the strung balance is probably more like
3-5pts head-light strung (instead of 6pts)
- Flex/Feel: you're coming from a 66RA (moderately stiff) frame with little dampening/muting "tech", so you probably want frames with
direct feel, mid-upper 60's RA
Putting all of the above into RacquetFinder, here's what you get worth looking at:
-
ProKennex Ki 10 (
link) - 305g, 100", 16x19, 24mm constant beam, 68RA stiffness, 4 points HL strung, 331 swing weight strung
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Wilson Pro Staff Six.One 100 v14 (
link) - 305g, 100", 16x19, 22.5mm, 65RA, 5pts HL, 326sw -- will need 2g lead at 12 o'clock for a 332sw
-
Yonex EZone 98 Tour (
link) - 315g, 98", 16x19, 19.5/24.5/23.5mm, 64RA, 4pts HL, 332sw
The Ki 10 will probably give you the most power with the least effort, still with decent control, the Six.One 100 will need just a bit of customization (2g of lead at 12), but will be a nice middle ground of control and power, and the EZ98 Tour, despite being a 98, is a Yonex and so the isometric shape will play more like a conventional 100, although it will be a bit harder to wield and is really a higher-level stick, but if you can keep racquet head speed up and your endurance is good enough, it could provide the best power with the best control.
The I would order a demo 3-pack of all of the above and have a playoff. If possible, get them all with the same type of string you currently have in your Textreme Warrior -- either multi or poly -- or cut the demo string in each and have them strung locally with the same string that's in your Warrior, at as close a dynamic tension as possible (your stringer will know what that means). Only with equalized string setups will you be able to make an accurate comparison of each frame to one another.
Hope that helps. Any questions, feel free.