World Beyblade Organization by Fighting Spirits Inc.

If anyone can help me, I'd like some clarification on which mode would be best for MF Lightning L Drago CH120RF. Would it be Heavy, Middle, Light, or Feather mode? For those that don't know about these modes, Metal face remodel has customizable parts that allows weight distribution to be changed, these changes can affect a Beys performance.

The modes are as followed:
Heavy - Metal Core + Metal Plate
Middle - Metal Core + Clear Plate
Light - Clear Core + Metal Plate
Feather - Clear Core + Clear Plate

Metal Plate : 2.7 grams.
Metal Core : 2.6 grams.
Clear Plate : 0.5 grams.
Clear Core : 0.7 grams.

(Modes and weights originally posted by Kai-V)

So people, which mode would be best for MF Lightning L Dragon CH120RF? If the original metal face is better than the remodel then please just say so. Please help me find the answer!

You don't need two threads for this, try to just make one thread and edit the poll into it if need be, however, I would go with Metal Core and Metal Plate, because it'd increase the weight of your drago, and possibly slightly increase it's spin velocity.

I'd choose light do to its perimeter based weight focus.

(Oct. 07, 2010  7:22 AM)halovortex Wrote: [ -> ]You don't need two threads for this, try to just make one thread and edit the poll into it if need be, however, I would go with Metal Core and Metal Plate, because it'd increase the weight of your drago, and possibly slightly increase it's spin velocity.

Sorry, I'm new to this forum. I'll go lock the other one.

i agree with halovortex, use metal core and metal plate since that is the closest thing to a orginal metal faces which was used for the testing on MF Lightning L Drago CH120RF

Also should probley use ask a question or build me a combo theard unless you have test results on each of these modes on L L drago CH120RF

(Oct. 07, 2010  7:24 AM)Hero Wrote: [ -> ]Sorry, I'm new to this forum. I'll go lock the other one.

Don't worry about it. While the Light version would help a bit due to it's perimeter oriented weight, I think the full on Heavy version would help stabilize the blade a bit, as well as making it a small bit harder to knock off balance, etc. etc.

Isn't that kindof irrelevant for an attack type?

Unfortunately no real tests have been conducted with those Metal Faces to try to see which mode was better for which customization yet, so essentially this topic would only be speculation.

When somebody does make tests, they will create a new thread here. Hopefully that is soon, but unfortunately I will have to close this topic because we simply do not have an answer yet.