Thread: FHZ Response

Hey guys, just got my FHZ and have some questions about the response of it.

I removed 1 of the friction stickers, and put the brass spacers in, but it is still on a tug response.

I would like to lower it enough so that it stops busting me in the knuckles, or is that just a part of freehand?

Also, the spin time on my fhz seems very short, certainly not long enough to pull of any combos... is that just going to come with practice?

What suggestions do you have to adjust the response to make it a little bit lower.

Thanks

if brass spacers and only one friction sticker is still too responsive, try a different, less responsive friction sticker (Dif's, Kentaro's. etc) and/or clean the bearing...

the pads I mentioned can be purchased at TheYoStore, and for bearing tips, check out the link at the top of the page...

hope this helps...

Thanks. Luckily I ordered a BB and some extra dif pads along with my fhz.

Ill see how it goes.

my fhz set up is:

the brass spacers
1 dif pad
clean and lightly lubed bearin'

after breakin' the dif pad in some, the yo was more or less ded unresponsive.

mgodinez
seattle, wa

rain...

Originally Posted by mgodinez

my fhz set up is:

the brass spacers
1 dif pad
clean and lightly lubed bearin'

after breakin' the dif pad in some, the yo was more or less ded unresponsive.

mgodinez
seattle, wa

rain...

more or less?

its less.

its just duncan stickers take some time to wear down. after a while they start getting less responsive. i like one of these over a dif

I like my freehand zeros with friction stickers and no spacers....

for the spin time you maybe not catching the yoyo perfect on the string.

can any1 help me how to post like that like i type fhz review and i type my own help plz i dont know

Just what is it you are trying to do. I don't understand your question.