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tuning? - theflightyellz - Oct. 15, 2007
I recently heard tuning is now a frowned upon practise, I attempted to tune a blade and it didnt go well (resulted in the bearings being destroyed and it spinning for a grand time of six secconds) is it worth asking the correct technique, or is tuning now thought of as a beytaboo?
RE: tuning? - Bey Brad - Oct. 15, 2007
A lot of us consider it to be no different than modificatio, and we're talking about banning it. However, here's how to do it:
http://web.archive.org/web/20050309194150/www.damashii.net/bearing.html
(Honestly, I think we hate it because we don't want to go through the trouble.)
RE: tuning? - brandonk129 - Oct. 23, 2007
so what exactly does tuning do for the blade? make it spin longer?
RE: tuning? - Elmo - Oct. 23, 2007
brandonk129 Wrote:so what exactly does tuning do for the blade? make it spin longer?
The axis can spin more freely, so the blade can take more hits while being able to spin and soften the blows from the other bey, I believe......
RE: tuning? - Fleetscut - Oct. 23, 2007
its a method of improving the performance of the ball bearing inside wolborg SG's
RE: tuning? - Elmo - Oct. 23, 2007
Fleetscut Wrote:its a method of improving the performance of the ball bearing inside wolborg SG's
not just wolborg, any bearing-based bey
RE: tuning? - Nic - Oct. 26, 2007
I suppose it's a little clarification, tuning decreases the friction in the bearing- i.e. instead of the main energy loss being in the beyblade being at that point, rather than at the tip. When you use a smooth bearing Beyblade, you may see the tip not spinning while the rest is spinning- it can sit for longer and when it goes down, again, instead of having two hard surfaces to lose energy on, with relatively greater radius, it has a smaller and smoother surface in the bearing. It is not so much of reducing overall friction, but rather, changing the focus and thus behavior.
RE: tuning? - G - Oct. 26, 2007
^^^ That should be added to the Wiki
RE: tuning? - brandonk129 - Oct. 30, 2007
so is it legal?
RE: tuning? - Elmo - Oct. 30, 2007
Tamer Brad Wrote:A lot of us consider it to be no different than modificatio, and we're talking about banning it. However, here's how to do it:
http://web.archive.org/web/20050309194150/www.damashii.net/bearing.html
(Honestly, I think we hate it because we don't want to go through the trouble.)
It'd have to be legal in the first place for them to consider banning it, so yes, Brandon (awkward), it is legal.
RE: tuning? - theflightyellz - Mar. 25, 2009
Can still remember before the tuning and bearing changing of magical ape was banned. That thing was damn near unbeatable..
RE: tuning? - Pich - Mar. 25, 2009
That's why it was banned, I'm guessing.
RE: tuning? - theflightyellz - Mar. 25, 2009
(Mar. 25, 2009 1:07 AM)Pichuscute Wrote: That's why it was banned, I'm guessing.It couldn't have stayed legal, it was an abomination against the game.
RE: tuning? - Pich - Mar. 25, 2009
(Mar. 25, 2009 12:19 PM)dieddead46 Wrote: It couldn't have stayed legal, it was an abomination against the game.
I agree.
RE: tuning? - NAP - Mar. 25, 2009
Wow, this thread was digged for no reason. The banning of tuning and seasoning was added a while ago, wasn't it?
RE: tuning? - Pich - Mar. 26, 2009
Yeah....
RE: tuning? - theflightyellz - Mar. 27, 2009
(Mar. 25, 2009 11:44 PM)shikamaru526 Wrote: Wow, this thread was digged for no reason. The banning of tuning and seasoning was added a while ago, wasn't it?Under official BBA play though, it's still thought of as legal though, isn't it?
I mean, surely enough with the re-release of Beyblade, BBA tournaments will come back around,
and I'm guessing anyone who's young enough to compete in this tournaments will want to use tuned blades if there is the option to?
RE: tuning? - NAP - Mar. 27, 2009
First off, we don't have any Bearing Tracks/Bottoms. Second, it'll probably be pre-fixed like Wolborg MS, so if you break the part to get into it, it's illegal.
RE: tuning? - Bey Brad - Mar. 27, 2009
(Mar. 27, 2009 1:16 PM)dieddead46 Wrote: Under official BBA play though, it's still thought of as legal though, isn't it?
There isn't official BBA play for plastics and HMS anymore.
RE: tuning? - redace01 - Apr. 13, 2009
it would be cool to tune legally to enhance bey performance like for pegasis trying to add a heavy weight disk that is small and can fit
RE: tuning? - Giga - Apr. 13, 2009
That would be illegal though. And how is that tuning.
RE: tuning? - redace01 - Apr. 13, 2009
can you read i said LEGALLY ENHANCE PERFORMANCE and i just said a random example
RE: tuning? - Khel - Apr. 13, 2009
(Apr. 13, 2009 3:49 PM)redace01 Wrote: can you read i said LEGALLY ENHANCE PERFORMANCE and i just said a random example
CAN YOU READ, AND UNDERSTAND THAT THIS IS THE TUNING THREAD
Tuning is the de-greasing of bearings found in blades like Wolborg etc.
What you are proposing is illegal modification; parts from MFB are not supposed to be compatible with parts from older series. This should have been asked in the 'Ask a Question' Thread.
RE: tuning? - redace01 - Apr. 13, 2009
dang i am sorry i didn't know thats what it mean't i was wrong by the way what is de-greasing lol
RE: tuning? - Anu - Apr. 13, 2009
De-Greasing is The taking off of grease on an object.