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Hard to tell but looks like the pop bumper led
Is the pop bumper lighting up?
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Quoted from Svente69:I found this LED in the cabinet.
Has come loose somewhere. A cable leads from the LED to the LED on the multiball. The single LED test does not make the LED shine. Only the complete test switches the LED on. The special thing is that it does not have a plug like the other LED`s.
Any idea where it belongs?
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Pop bumper!
Essen
Quoted from Svente69:I found this LED in the cabinet.
Has come loose somewhere. A cable leads from the LED to the LED on the multiball. The single LED test does not make the LED shine. Only the complete test switches the LED on. The special thing is that it does not have a plug like the other LED`s.
Any idea where it belongs?
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Yeah definitely not the pop bumper. It is a pop bumper LED though with the mounting tabs cut off. I do not recognize it at all. Maybe someone was making a mod on your machine to light the scoop?? Does the light stay white during gameplay?
--Scott
Quoted from Svente69:I found this LED in the cabinet.
Has come loose somewhere. A cable leads from the LED to the LED on the multiball. The single LED test does not make the LED shine. Only the complete test switches the LED on. The special thing is that it does not have a plug like the other LED`s.
Any idea where it belongs?
Go into test mode to test individual lamps and when it turns on, the display should tell you what LED it is and it should be strait forward to see where it belongs. Good luck.
That extra light is for Harry's scoop mod
https://pinballmods.co/pinball-lighting/interactive-scoop-lighting
Quoted from WizardsCastle:I know you can increase the slam by like one second, but this game, unlike any other game I have ever owned, has a tendency to have the roll bounce around and roll slowly into the drain, losing you a save that you've earned.
Thanks for everything
Quoted from northerndude:No, it’s pinball, the ball bounces around. Them’s the breaks
If you really want the ball to drain faster just increase your pitch,... to oh say, about 7.75°.
Quoted from EasternBloc:Did anyone see who won the R&M that adult swim was giving away a few weeks ago? I didn’t know if they announced the winner publicly or contacted them privately.
Ooooooweeeee! #TEAM reporting in.
I've been lurking on the forum for the last day to troubleshoot some minor issues and see what everyone has done to make improvements.
First observations since delivery a couple days ago:
1. This is awesome. I can't believe I won this thing! A huge thanks to the Adult Swim team for the opportunity and the win.
2. The box arrived safe and sound, but while orienting the machine upright, there were a few nice clunks from something loose in the cabinet. The tilt bob ( in baggie) and two pinballs were all loose in the machine after further inspection. Fortunately, I don't believe they caused any damage. A total of 7 pinballs came with the machine (not including the captive one). +1 for spare parts?
3. My legs all have good angle bends and the machine came with felt spacers so thankfully no concern for damage to the decal artwork.
4. Holy rattle trap Batman! Initially pretty much unplayable with the rattling from the glass, power supplies, and misc cabinet items. I went on a hunt to track down the sources and remounted both power supplies on rubber isolation tape. That helped a lot. I'm considering a few options for the speaker itself to improve performance (including building a proper subwoofer enclosure), but everything else is great for now as long as the glass is out. The glass fit is already pretty tight, but there's one area along the left rail that still causes some nice rattling. After finding this community and the troubleshooting pages yesterday, I was really surprised to find this is such a common issue. I don't mind an initial project or two considering my cost basis is taxes, but I could imagine being a bit disappointed if I had paid full price.
5. That power supply fan is loud! Definitely going to replace it. The head spinner motor was set to off within the first 24 hrs too.
6. The garage shot from the upper flipper feels a little off. The upper flipper arrived offset from the right wall and in line with the guide rail, so nothing obvious to adjust there.
7. I think adding active cooling on the flippers is a good call in the near future.
8. I noticed I don't have the backlit speakers or the portal grilles on this machine. Was that typically standard on the blood sucker edition?
Overall, absolutely thrilled with the machine and looking forward to making some tweaks and improvements!
#TEAM (resized).pngQuoted from RedbirdGT:Ooooooweeeee! #TEAM reporting in.
I've been lurking on the forum for the last day to troubleshoot some minor issues and see what everyone has done to make improvements.
First observations since delivery a couple days ago:
1. This is awesome. I can't believe I won this thing! A huge thanks to the Adult Swim team for the opportunity and the win.
2. The box arrived safe and sound, but while orienting the machine upright, there were a few nice clunks from something loose in the cabinet. The tilt bob ( in baggie) and two pinballs were all loose in the machine after further inspection. Fortunately, I don't believe they caused any damage. A total of 7 pinballs came with the machine (not including the captive one). +1 for spare parts?
3. My legs all have good angle bends and the machine came with felt spacers so thankfully no concern for damage to the decal artwork.
4. Holy rattle trap Batman! Initially pretty much unplayable with the rattling from the glass, power supplies, and misc cabinet items. I went on a hunt to track down the sources and remounted both power supplies on rubber isolation tape. That helped a lot. I'm considering a few options for the speaker itself to improve performance (including building a proper subwoofer enclosure), but everything else is great for now as long as the glass is out. The glass fit is already pretty tight, but there's one area along the left rail that still causes some nice rattling. After finding this community and the troubleshooting pages yesterday, I was really surprised to find this is such a common issue. I don't mind an initial project or two considering my cost basis is taxes, but I could imagine being a bit disappointed if I had paid full price.
5. That power supply fan is loud! Definitely going to replace it. The head spinner motor was set to off within the first 24 hrs too.
6. The garage shot from the upper flipper feels a little off. The upper flipper arrived offset from the right wall and in line with the guide rail, so nothing obvious to adjust there.
7. I think adding active cooling on the flippers is a good call in the near future.
8. I noticed I don't have the backlit speakers or the portal grilles on this machine. Was that typically standard on the blood sucker edition?
Overall, absolutely thrilled with the machine and looking forward to making some tweaks and improvements![quoted image]
Congrats and hopefully you’re not shy with a drill and a hammer. Getting this one dialed in is an exercise in patience.
Quoted from Lounge:Congrats and hopefully you’re not shy with a drill and a hammer. Getting this one dialed in is an exercise in patience.
That wasn't my experience.
.
Quoted from RedbirdGT:Ooooooweeeee! #TEAM reporting in.
I've been lurking on the forum for the last day to troubleshoot some minor issues and see what everyone has done to make improvements.
First observations since delivery a couple days ago:
1. This is awesome. I can't believe I won this thing! A huge thanks to the Adult Swim team for the opportunity and the win.
2. The box arrived safe and sound, but while orienting the machine upright, there were a few nice clunks from something loose in the cabinet. The tilt bob ( in baggie) and two pinballs were all loose in the machine after further inspection. Fortunately, I don't believe they caused any damage. A total of 7 pinballs came with the machine (not including the captive one). +1 for spare parts?
3. My legs all have good angle bends and the machine came with felt spacers so thankfully no concern for damage to the decal artwork.
4. Holy rattle trap Batman! Initially pretty much unplayable with the rattling from the glass, power supplies, and misc cabinet items. I went on a hunt to track down the sources and remounted both power supplies on rubber isolation tape. That helped a lot. I'm considering a few options for the speaker itself to improve performance (including building a proper subwoofer enclosure), but everything else is great for now as long as the glass is out. The glass fit is already pretty tight, but there's one area along the left rail that still causes some nice rattling. After finding this community and the troubleshooting pages yesterday, I was really surprised to find this is such a common issue. I don't mind an initial project or two considering my cost basis is taxes, but I could imagine being a bit disappointed if I had paid full price.
5. That power supply fan is loud! Definitely going to replace it. The head spinner motor was set to off within the first 24 hrs too.
6. The garage shot from the upper flipper feels a little off. The upper flipper arrived offset from the right wall and in line with the guide rail, so nothing obvious to adjust there.
7. I think adding active cooling on the flippers is a good call in the near future.
8. I noticed I don't have the backlit speakers or the portal grilles on this machine. Was that typically standard on the blood sucker edition?
Overall, absolutely thrilled with the machine and looking forward to making some tweaks and improvements![quoted image]
Awesome to see this pop up in here, and nice it went to someone who seems to be very familiar with pinball (a pin can turn into a big headache for someone that doesn't know what they're getting into).
The backlit speakers were not standard on the BSE, all the Blood Sucker package got you was the lollipop/portal rails + purple powder coating (someone correct me if I'm wrong). All other options were a la carte, which is something Spooky has since abandoned. Hope you have a blast with the game, it's not for everybody but if you're into the show and into fast playing games, it's incredible. Wonder if your machine was built at the end of the run or right in the beginning... I'm not sure if there's a consistent way to tell. I got a late game and have had very few issues with mine.
Quoted from RedbirdGT:Ooooooweeeee! #TEAM reporting in.
I've been lurking on the forum for the last day to troubleshoot some minor issues and see what everyone has done to make improvements.
First observations since delivery a couple days ago:
1. This is awesome. I can't believe I won this thing! A huge thanks to the Adult Swim team for the opportunity and the win.
2. The box arrived safe and sound, but while orienting the machine upright, there were a few nice clunks from something loose in the cabinet. The tilt bob ( in baggie) and two pinballs were all loose in the machine after further inspection. Fortunately, I don't believe they caused any damage. A total of 7 pinballs came with the machine (not including the captive one). +1 for spare parts?
3. My legs all have good angle bends and the machine came with felt spacers so thankfully no concern for damage to the decal artwork.
4. Holy rattle trap Batman! Initially pretty much unplayable with the rattling from the glass, power supplies, and misc cabinet items. I went on a hunt to track down the sources and remounted both power supplies on rubber isolation tape. That helped a lot. I'm considering a few options for the speaker itself to improve performance (including building a proper subwoofer enclosure), but everything else is great for now as long as the glass is out. The glass fit is already pretty tight, but there's one area along the left rail that still causes some nice rattling. After finding this community and the troubleshooting pages yesterday, I was really surprised to find this is such a common issue. I don't mind an initial project or two considering my cost basis is taxes, but I could imagine being a bit disappointed if I had paid full price.
5. That power supply fan is loud! Definitely going to replace it. The head spinner motor was set to off within the first 24 hrs too.
6. The garage shot from the upper flipper feels a little off. The upper flipper arrived offset from the right wall and in line with the guide rail, so nothing obvious to adjust there.
7. I think adding active cooling on the flippers is a good call in the near future.
8. I noticed I don't have the backlit speakers or the portal grilles on this machine. Was that typically standard on the blood sucker edition?
Overall, absolutely thrilled with the machine and looking forward to making some tweaks and improvements![quoted image]
Congrats, what an unreal win.
You may be able to reach out to the spooky team so see if you can easily procure the speaker lights and grills if they'll sell you spares. The speaker lights integrate really well.
edit - oh and shitty about you Americans having to pay taxes on any (decently large) winnings there......
Quoted from RedbirdGT:Ooooooweeeee! #TEAM reporting in.
I've been lurking on the forum for the last day to troubleshoot some minor issues and see what everyone has done to make improvements.
First observations since delivery a couple days ago:
1. This is awesome. I can't believe I won this thing! A huge thanks to the Adult Swim team for the opportunity and the win.
2. The box arrived safe and sound, but while orienting the machine upright, there were a few nice clunks from something loose in the cabinet. The tilt bob ( in baggie) and two pinballs were all loose in the machine after further inspection. Fortunately, I don't believe they caused any damage. A total of 7 pinballs came with the machine (not including the captive one). +1 for spare parts?
3. My legs all have good angle bends and the machine came with felt spacers so thankfully no concern for damage to the decal artwork.
4. Holy rattle trap Batman! Initially pretty much unplayable with the rattling from the glass, power supplies, and misc cabinet items. I went on a hunt to track down the sources and remounted both power supplies on rubber isolation tape. That helped a lot. I'm considering a few options for the speaker itself to improve performance (including building a proper subwoofer enclosure), but everything else is great for now as long as the glass is out. The glass fit is already pretty tight, but there's one area along the left rail that still causes some nice rattling. After finding this community and the troubleshooting pages yesterday, I was really surprised to find this is such a common issue. I don't mind an initial project or two considering my cost basis is taxes, but I could imagine being a bit disappointed if I had paid full price.
5. That power supply fan is loud! Definitely going to replace it. The head spinner motor was set to off within the first 24 hrs too.
6. The garage shot from the upper flipper feels a little off. The upper flipper arrived offset from the right wall and in line with the guide rail, so nothing obvious to adjust there.
7. I think adding active cooling on the flippers is a good call in the near future.
8. I noticed I don't have the backlit speakers or the portal grilles on this machine. Was that typically standard on the blood sucker edition?
Overall, absolutely thrilled with the machine and looking forward to making some tweaks and improvements![quoted image]
Congrats, and maybe I’m just a total nerd but I think it’s cool as shit to have #TEAM
Quoted from Lounge:Congrats and hopefully you’re not shy with a drill and a hammer. Getting this one dialed in is an exercise in patience.
Not here.
Quoted from pinballM:Why on your Spooky Fang Club sticker , you don't have on it the serial number except "Blood Sucker Edition #Team"
just curious
I wonder if this was the in-house Spooky Development Team machine, not being a regular production model of the numbered 750 machine run? This could be machine 751, thereby receiving the "TEAM" designation.
Quoted from Rum-Z:I wonder if this was the in-house Spooky Development Team machine, not being a regular production model of the numbered 750 machine run? This could be machine 751, thereby receiving the "TEAM" designation.
probably not, it's only 750 , have you ever seen a TAFG with the number #1001 
you can check also the S/N inside the cabinet
Quoted from Rum-Z:I wonder if this was the in-house Spooky Development Team machine, not being a regular production model of the numbered 750 machine run? This could be machine 751, thereby receiving the "TEAM" designation.
There were a number of games made for those involved with the project as part of the deal. They’re all marked #team
I would be interested to see the serial number inside of the cabinet. 
It probably says AS (Adult Swim) in it. You can usually track which team member got these team games by that serial, but some might just be numbered. Unsure though.
--Scott
Quoted from Lounge:Im glad you guys had a better experience than I did.
Mine required a ton of tweaking to get it to flow. Really glad I took the time to do it, tho. The difference is night and day. As the game was when I got it, I would have dumped it if not for being able to tweak!
Quoted from TheNoTrashCougar:I would be interested to see the serial number inside of the cabinet. It probably says AS (Adult Swim) in it. You can usually track which team member got these team games by that serial, but some might just be numbered. Unsure though.
--Scott
if the number is not written inside, nothing proves that there are really 750 machines manufactured ...
but I understand that it is not a limited edition but a production series with a specific number
Quoted from epthegeek:There were a number of games made for those involved with the project as part of the deal. They’re all marked #team
Were there more than 750 games made (750 numbered games, plus those involved in the project)? Just curious...it doesn't bother me at all if that's the case.
Quoted from 27dnast:Mine required a ton of tweaking to get it to flow. Really glad I took the time to do it, tho. The difference is night and day. As the game was when I got it, I would have dumped it if not for being able to tweak!
Same - I still own it and enjoy it.
Quoted from brucipher:Were there more than 750 games made (750 numbered games, plus those involved in the project)? Just curious...it doesn't bother me at all if that's the case.
Yes. The #Team games were not included in the 750 retail number. No, I don't know how many there are.
Anyone know off hand which fuse is for the anti-gravity magnet? I think I blew it when I installed lit flipper buttons.
Quoted from Palmer:Anyone know off hand which fuse is for the anti-gravity magnet? I think I blew it when I installed lit flipper buttons.
It should have other coils on it...and should be a 4. But I've been told that 6 would be ok too if it blows regularly.
Quoted from orlandu81:It should have other coils on it...and should be a 4. But I've been told that 6 would be ok too if it blows regularly.
Hmmm. Maybe I just messed up the switch then.
Quoted from Palmer:Hmmm. Maybe I just messed up the switch then.
All of these are on the same fuse:
- Right Flipper lower
- right flipper upper
- anti gravity
- cabinet knocker
- Shaker motor
- Shooter lane launch
- topper motor
- trough eject (main)
Quoted from 27dnast:Mine required a ton of tweaking to get it to flow. Really glad I took the time to do it, tho. The difference is night and day. As the game was when I got it, I would have dumped it if not for being able to tweak!
Agreed - so did mine. All 3 flippers, the left & right metal side rails going under the wood rails, adjusting a few metal tabs/flanges. I even opened up a few post holes in plastic to allow easy-on easy-off (due to needing to make other aforementioned adjusted). Still love this machine! Just not accustomed to so much tweaking of a new game.
Quoted from TheNoTrashCougar:I would be interested to see the serial number inside of the cabinet. It probably says AS (Adult Swim) in it. You can usually track which team member got these team games by that serial, but some might just be numbered. Unsure though.
--Scott
Nope. Perhaps the CN at the end is "Cartoon Network".
Team SN (resized).pngQuoted from zebpin61:Agreed - so did mine. All 3 flippers, the left & right metal side rails going under the wood rails, adjusting a few metal tabs/flanges. I even opened up a few post holes in plastic to allow easy-on easy-off (due to needing to make other aforementioned adjusted). Still love this machine! Just not accustomed to so much tweaking of a new game.
Do you have any pictures handy showing your rail geometry? I'm thinking a minor tweak to the the leading edges of the garage guide rail, the rail to the upper flipper, and the noob-noob loop could smooth transitions and make the garage shot a little more forgiving. It seems like the start of the rail shouldn't be so far forward of the post.
Here's how mine are currently.
Garage Ramp 1 (resized).pngGarage Ramp 2 (resized).pngNoob Loop 1 (resized).pngNoob Loop 2 (resized).pngRight Rail 1 (resized).pngRight Rail 2 (resized).pngQuoted from RedbirdGT:Do you have any pictures handy showing your rail geometry? I'm thinking a minor tweak to the the leading edges of the garage guide rail, the rail to the upper flipper, and the noob-noob loop could smooth transitions and make the garage shot a little more forgiving. It seems like the start of the rail shouldn't be so far forward of the post.
Here's how mine are currently.
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Both rails appear too far from the posts. All the adjustments I made were based on excellent posts in THIS forum. You can either do a search on this forum or take a look at the key topics listed at the very beginning of the forum and you'll get the info you need. The garage rail adjustment did involve drilling in a new pf hole for the lowest metal rail mount (after filling the original with a "dutchman"). The upper right flipper rail should be aligned with the entire flipper edge.
20211230_151634 (resized).jpg20211230_151711 (resized).jpgQuoted from zebpin61:Both rails appear too far from the posts. All the adjustments I made were based on excellent posts in THIS forum. You can either do a search on this forum or take a look at the key topics listed at the very beginning of the forum and you'll get the info you need. The garage rail adjustment did involve drilling in a new pf hole for the lowest metal rail mount (after filling the original with a "dutchman"). The upper right flipper rail should be aligned with the entire flipper edge.[quoted image][quoted image]
This is exactly what I thought they should look like and how I imagined the modification. Thanks for the confirmation and the pictures! I'll do some additional searching as well.
Did your dutchman repair consist of a toothpick and some sawdust ? It looks like the screw hole would still be hidden the rail after it's moved so it shouldn't be a concern for any repair beyond that.
I think i might be able to slot the metal foot on the right rail to get it to line up without needing to make another hole... It will be close.
How this short of thing passes QC at the factory is disappointing, but with as much as this thing rattled out of the box, I guess I shouldn't be so surprised.
Quoted from RedbirdGT:How this short of thing passes QC at the factory is disappointing, but with as much as this thing rattled out of the box, I guess I shouldn't be so surprised.
Your post brings back a lot of memories There are a ton of posts/photos on the ball guide placements. They make a huge difference and really aren't that difficult to make (though it may take a bit of fiddling if you are OCD about ball movement).
On one hand, it's disappointing that it "passed QC". On the other hand, it's amazing a "small company" is capable of building a machine of this complexity.
Good luck dialing it in!
Quoted from RedbirdGT:Do you have any pictures handy showing your rail geometry? I'm thinking a minor tweak to the the leading edges of the garage guide rail, the rail to the upper flipper, and the noob-noob loop could smooth transitions and make the garage shot a little more forgiving. It seems like the start of the rail shouldn't be so far forward of the post.
Here's how mine are currently.
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I took the middle screw out of that ball guide and bend the metal tab upwards hoping to absorb the impact more. I feel it made a great difference. That said, make sure you do you flipper drop before you start adjusting things on the playfield. The game plays much different with those lowered flippers.
hey guys - two questions.
1) Magnet doesn't appear to be working right now. I checked the zconnector (blue wires) and they seem fine and plugged in. Switch on the flipper is being recognized as well yet when I do a test, the ball doesn't seem to be moving by the
magnet at all. Any thoughts on what this could be?
2) I didn't see a key post that included pics to tweak your inner loop shot. Anyone recommend a post or link that has pics explaining what folks have done to make it smoother?
For the garage shot, I was looking at this post:
https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/aw-jeez-official-rick-and-morty-club/page/37#post-5552517
Anything exist like this for the inner loop shot (from top right flipper)?
Happy to have this back in the collection. Thanks!
Quoted from delt31:hey guys - two questions.
1) Magnet doesn't appear to be working right now. I checked the zconnector (blue wires) and they seem fine and plugged in. Switch on the flipper is being recognized as well yet when I do a test, the ball doesn't seem to be moving by the
magnet at all. Any thoughts on what this could be?
The ‘battery’ insert has to be charged for the magnet to work. Rather - the magnet will only work when the battery indicates that it is charged.
Inner orbit
-Remove second screw to absorb impact and allow flow, per designer.
-Massage the rail to have a better curve if necessary
-Redrill lower screw hole if necessary.
-Adjust Spinner so it doesn't contact ball so much.
-some people call the garage shot the "inner orbit" for some reason
-Also search on spinner.
-Also see this web page https://rickandmortypinball.help/guides/rear-loop-adjustment-by-troz/
(Pic from this thread)
8bc184ffd672ff5d300efe337e421ea5f70ef70b (resized).jpgQuoted from Morgoth00:Inner orbit
-Remove second screw to absorb impact and allow flow, per designer.
-Massage the rail to have a better curve if necessary
-Redrill lower screw hole if necessary.
-Adjust Spinner so it doesn't contact ball so much.
-some people call the garage shot the "inner orbit" for some reason
-Also search on spinner.
-Also see this web page https://rickandmortypinball.help/guides/rear-loop-adjustment-by-troz/
(Pic from this thread)
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Thanks. This looks like the left ramp needs to be removed right in order to reach the screw that needs to be removed? If so, any instructions on how to do that?
Quoted from delt31:Thanks. This looks like the left ramp needs to be removed right in order to reach the screw that needs to be removed? If so, any instructions on how to do that?
I think its only two screws. The ones at flap/entrance at playfield, then pull away. (I think) but.. there's not a lot to it
Melbourne
Quoted from Aniraf:I took the middle screw out of that ball guide and bend the metal tab upwards hoping to absorb the impact more. I feel it made a great difference. That said, make sure you do you flipper drop before you start adjusting things on the playfield. The game plays much different with those lowered flippers.
I haven't heard of anyone lowering the flippers. Do you have a pic of your setup? What difference did you notice? Easier shot making I'm presuming?
Quoted from Flynnyfalcon:I haven't heard of anyone lowering the flippers. Do you have a pic of your setup? What difference did you notice? Easier shot making I'm presuming?
https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/aw-jeez-official-rick-and-morty-club/page/182#post-6017299
Toronto, ON
One thing I've noticed about my game, is that when you miss a shot going into the left side of the U turn, it rattles around, and then 90% of the time, it's SDTM.
Wondering if this is a common thing, or if my game needs some adjustment in that area?
Quoted from WizardsCastle:One thing I've noticed about my game, is that when you miss a shot going into the left side of the U turn, it rattles around, and then 90% of the time, it's SDTM.
Wondering if this is a common thing, or if my game needs some adjustment in that area?
There is a key post discussing this and how to cure/adjust it
Ahh, sorry, I thought he meant flopping them…I’ve installed the lowered bushings, definitely worthwhile
Quoted from WizardsCastle:One thing I've noticed about my game, is that when you miss a shot going into the left side of the U turn, it rattles around, and then 90% of the time, it's SDTM.
Wondering if this is a common thing, or if my game needs some adjustment in that area?
Some simple adjustments to this area help, including replacing the switches with MRS switches.
I found help in this thread… one tweak had to do with the inner part of the ball guides.
Result is a crazy fast, buttery smooth U turn! Worth the effort
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