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Bad B:D performance tip? - SimpleBaked - Jan. 28, 2019
My Phantom Orion out of box doesn’t seem like it’s performing as it should. I know it’s real TT beyblade not a fake and not hasbro.
When testing the maximum spin I can get from it is 3 minutes.
I know that’s not how it is supposed to work. Is there anyway to improve its performance without buying a new one? I don’t plane on using it in tournaments or anything so “illegal” fixes are fine. Like any way to grease the bearing drive that won’t harm it.
Thanks!
RE: Bad B:D performance tip? - Char286 - Jan. 29, 2019
I'm not sure about any modifications but from what I know TT Bearing Drives have 3 molds, one that spins for 3 minutes, one for 5 minutes and one for about 7 minutes, and which one is included is seemingly random. Hasbro Bearing Drive on the other hand only has one mold, which spins for about 5 minutes.
RE: Bad B:D performance tip? - OldSchool™ - Jan. 29, 2019
My one and only B:D tip was wobbly due to bad molding. This was when B:D was expensive beyond belief. I trudged through and lost many times :(
RE: Bad B:D performance tip? - UltimateMaster - Jan. 29, 2019
It depends on how you launch it. I don't know of any mods.
RE: Bad B:D performance tip? - Angry Face - Jan. 29, 2019
I would recommend using it a lot to break it in.
If that doesn't help, it may mean you just got unlucky.
RE: Bad B:D performance tip? - SimpleBaked - Jan. 30, 2019
(Jan. 29, 2019 11:50 PM)Angry Face Wrote: I would recommend using it a lot to break it in.
If that doesn't help, it may mean you just got unlucky.
Ok thanks for the help! I’ve heard that mineral oil (I think I remember that correctly) could be used to help make the bearing drive spin better. I don’t know the exact term for it. As of right now my bearing drive doesn’t spin very freely. I’m probably going to purchase another Phantom Orion and compare.