Lunhui- switching cores recommended?

[gundamslicer]

Is there a need to switch cores on the lun hui to c4u? Well its almost unpoppable anyway
(for future reference to people)

 

[daniel0731ex]

not at all.

 

[devoblue]

Switching cores making a cube better is a myth these days.

All the cores have a decent enough hardness and flexibillity. What makes a cube better is taking all the centers off, cleaning, lubing, and setting the tensions. Swapping the core at some stage makes no difference. I have GuHongs and LingYuns with Type A, C4U, and Dayan cores and I can't attribute a difference in their performance to the core. There is nothing wrong with Dayan cores. If they were available as standalone parts people would be swapping them into their mufangs, alphas, and shengens.

Now if you have a Diansheng you may notice a difference, but I'm talking about current hardware.

 

[gundamslicer]

Switching cores making a cube better is a myth these days.

All the cores have a decent enough hardness and flexibillity. What makes a cube better is taking all the centers off, cleaning, lubing, and setting the tensions. Swapping the core at some stage makes no difference. I have GuHongs and LingYuns with Type A, C4U, and Dayan cores and I can't attribute a difference in their performance to the core. There is nothing wrong with Dayan cores. If they were available as standalone parts people would be swapping them into their mufangs, alphas, and shengens.

Now if you have a Diansheng you may notice a difference, but I'm talking about current hardware.

Well when most people switch cores, it is for cubes that loosen themselves or to decrease popping. When I switched the core on my lingyun, it decreased popping by 40% but, with the Lunhui, there doesn't seem to be a reason to switch cores due to the interior locking of the parts.

 

[rahulkadukar]

Is there a need to switch cores on the lun hui to c4u? Well its almost unpoppable anyway
(for future reference to people)

If you have a Lun Hui and a C4U, then try it.