(May. 25, 2011  1:41 PM)kevinpal Wrote: can you build me a combo

i have

dark bull
lighnig l-drago
and storm pegusus

(May. 26, 2011  1:45 AM)firephionex Wrote: i need help with stamina type bey best one so far (ounce i get poison serpent) is Flame Fireblaze SW145 WD and i would prefer one with the Fireblaze energy ring

(May. 26, 2011  2:06 PM)ShimonCozaart Wrote: Need The Best Combo's Out Of These Beyblades.I want Attack, Defense and Stamina Type Beyblades.Rate them too.

Lightning L-Drago, Storm Pegasis, Ray Unicorno, Gravity Perseus, Basalt Horogium and Hell Kerbecs.

I Wrote:Simple Version:
Attack: Choose something where it doesn't get in the way.
Stamina: Choose something that's weight distribution doesn't screw up the balance.
Defense: Choose the Heaviest CW possible.

Long Explanations:

Long Explanation of Attack CW choice (Click to View)

The former should be obvious by it not jutting out ahead of an impact point or above a slope (Aquila and Gemios jut in front of Vulcan's impact points, most CW's block Screw's slopes. This is an example of what to avoid).

Less important note on the benefits of awkardly shaped CW's for attack (Click to View)

ControL_ explained to me (and I hope he doesn't mind me posting) that an awkwardly distributed, and non-aerodynamic CW is good for attack types, and I agree. Byxis is a good example of that, especially on Vulcan, where it also reveals the major impact points excellently. Again, the distribution and aerodynamics doesn't make a huge difference, but if you're looking for a little extra or you don't mind not using your favourite CW, you may as well go for it.

Try to reveal as many impact points as possible, this is easy with painted wheels, impact points will be where the pain chips the most, But really, you should be able to see it anyway. If something looks like it's gonna be hitting the opponent, make sure it can. Metal hits harder than plastic (lower elasticity etc), so you want it hitting where it can.
An excellent example of this is Perseus Attack: compared to the other Perseus CW's, it has been tested and shown to improve results. Same with Choosing Counter mode on Perseus Normal/Def.

If it's not getting in the way, you can really use whatever you want, as it won't make a huge difference.

Stamina CW Choice Explanation (Click to View)

Here, you want to choose a CW with a good weight distribution. This is still hard to show in testing because there's only a few seconds difference between good CW's.
Still, when choosing this, you have to take into account the Metal Wheel’s shape and distribution. We have always traditionally suggested Bull, and it IS great, BUT at that time, Stamina MW’s matched that. Now we have Hell, which doesn’t have a perfectly equal weight distribution when used with Bull. As such, Kerbecs is a logical choice, (though theoretically, any 3-sided/divisible CW should be fine).

Any more than matching the sides for balance, and choosing a CW that isn’t terribly un-aerodynamic, is very minor.
Some testing has suggested that it’s almost impossible to test the differences reliably. You can get just as noticeable differences with two different coloured DF145’s (which in reality are basically identical). It’s extremely hard without a way to moderate RPM for each launch, and remove other tiny factors like the breeze etc.

In a tourney, Launch Power, Technique, and Tip Condition are probably more likely to make the difference.

List of heavy CW’s for Defence (Click to View)

Hasbro’s Aquario is the Heaviest CW with the bonus of great weight distribution (basically even the whole way around), Bull, Kerbecs, and Hasbro's "Gasher" are also heavy.
You should be able to find weights of every CW around the forum, so don't ask people for them, search, and you'll find it (or, you can try using Kitchen Scales, though it won't be as accurate, because of the TINY weight differences).