Quoted from Flynnyfalcon:

Theres been a few ramp mods pop up recently, this one however seems almost factory in its implementation. The Jerry (and Summer and Beth) shot isn't very dynamic and not something I typically enjoy shooting for. Do you have any further game play video? Would love to see what secondary gameplay changes occur with the mod in place.

Quoted from lookyloo:

Interactive_Mods Looks like the rail to the garage is removed. Does the ball ride along the wood? Any impact on the upper flipper garage shot?

Quoted from epthegeek:

Pending code update to add detection for Jerry -> Garage switch to only count it as a jerry hit and play a "oh, you're one of THOSE people" callout.
<it's a joke, don't throw things>

Quoted from jk2171:

Be pretty cool if you could make that Jerry ramp mod blue so it's like part of the crystal on the platstic above.

Quoted from insight75:

Garage shot is way too easy with this mod. Add me to the list. Can't wait!
If there is any possibility to have that one rivet out of the ball path that would be great.

Quoted from epthegeek:

Pending code update to add detection for Jerry -> Garage switch to only count it as a jerry hit and play a "oh, you're one of THOSE people" callout.
<it's a joke, don't throw things>

Quoted from InteractivePinball:

I will have the rivet moved when I finalize the metal ramp enterance.

Quoted from gac:

Definitely interested. Do you have an idea of cost at this point?

Quoted from epthegeek:

Pending code update to add detection for Jerry -> Garage switch to only count it as a jerry hit and play a "oh, you're one of THOSE people" callout.

Quoted from goingincirclez:

For the mod, I'm definitely of mixed thoughts about it, but I will say this:
Not only is it fairly clever in both thought and execution, it's actually pretty on-brand for Jerry that his switch is hiding behind the women

Quoted from insight75:

What I like.....is that its reversible....so it doesn't have to be permanent. I have a lot of non pinball people that love to play it but its a real challenge for them to hit shots. I think this will help

Quoted from InteractivePinball:

Hi everyone, I originally designed this mod for myself and wasn't planning to release it. I designed it because the metal guide to the garage wasn't consistent enough so I set out to create a fix. I also didn't like the way the meeseeks multiball ended with a shot to the Jerry target and thought a ramp shot would be so much more satisfying and boy was I right. I have made so many versions of this ramp tweaking the geometry for a smooth satisfying shot. The area was very tight to have everything fit and I was able to make the mod fully reversible with a simple install. The ramp shot triggers the jerry target just as in regular gameplay. Because of all the interest, I've decided to produce this ramp if I get enough confirmed requests. I still need to finalize the metal ramp entrance and switch bracket. I would produce up to 30 ramp kits, including all hardware and electrical if I have enough confirmed interested people. The kits would be about $160usd. I will start making a list so send me a message and I will add your name to the list.

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Quoted from goingincirclez:

For the mod, I'm definitely of mixed thoughts about it, but I will say this:
Not only is it fairly clever in both thought and execution, it's actually pretty on-brand for Jerry that his switch is hiding behind the women

Quoted from jonesjb:

I’m not a fan of this Jerry ramp mod.

Quoted from jonesjb:

I’m not a fan of this Jerry ramp mod.

Quoted from InteractivePinball:

Hi everyone, I originally designed this mod for myself and wasn't planning to release it. I designed it because the metal guide to the garage wasn't consistent enough so I set out to create a fix. I also didn't like the way the meeseeks multiball ended with a shot to the Jerry target and thought a ramp shot would be so much more satisfying and boy was I right. I have made so many versions of this ramp tweaking the geometry for a smooth satisfying shot. The area was very tight to have everything fit and I was able to make the mod fully reversible with a simple install. The ramp shot triggers the jerry target just as in regular gameplay. Because of all the interest, I've decided to produce this ramp if I get enough confirmed requests. I still need to finalize the metal ramp entrance and switch bracket. I would produce up to 30 ramp kits, including all hardware and electrical if I have enough confirmed interested people. The kits would be about $160usd. I will start making a list so send me a message and I will add your name to the list.

Quoted from insight75:

Indicated about $160 in his original post.

Quoted from 6S3NC3:

If you could add optional code that you can set Jerry portal hits from 1-5 that would be cool. Any additional call outs would be fantastic / you become a god in my book and I pray to you every Sunday.
The best thing about this mod is that it adds a shot and a quick return to the left flipper. Incorporating the dead space on this side of the PF is very welcomed in my book.

Quoted from goingincirclez:

For the mod, I'm definitely of mixed thoughts about it, but I will say this:
Not only is it fairly clever in both thought and execution, it's actually pretty on-brand for Jerry that his switch is hiding behind the women...

Quoted from insight75:

What I like.....is that its reversible....so it doesn't have to be permanent. I have a lot of non pinball people that love to play it but its a real challenge for them to hit shots. I think this will help

Quoted from kidchrisso:

I like the idea of it as it's not permanent... but the metal ramp flap need much improvement.

Quoted from gac:

That’s a great observation about the Jerry switch… lol. Just looking at it though, I wonder if there will be problems with the switch registering as it’s on the right side of the ramp and I think the shots will be on the left side. Does it stick out far enough?

Quoted from epthegeek:Pending code update to add detection for Jerry -> Garage switch to only count it as a jerry hit and play a "oh, you're one of THOSE people" callout.
<it's a joke, don't throw things>

Quoted from JustEverett:

I decided to try a set of the precision flippers out on R&M. Wasn't super into the idea of them in general, but I've always felt there was a lot of inconsistency with R&M. For that reason, I thought I would at least try them. I have only played about 15 games since installing them, but they do seem to make a big difference in terms of consistency and hitability of the shots (left ramp specifically).
I've put a ton of time into dialing R&M in, as I think it's a great game, but just needed a little extra TLC. One big issue was everyone struggling to hit the left ramp. Because of that I had the coil power dialed way up and installed pin monk coil fans to try to keep the heat down. I did some testing for him on ACNC and they definitely perform as advertised. After installing the precision flippers, I knew immediately I was going to have to turn the power WAY down. The game was playing so insanely fast and the flippers were hitting with a ton of power. Even after turning the power down, all the shots are hitable (more hitable than with the power up really).
Also had the girlfriend flip a game. She's always complained about the clunkiness of spooky games, so she's a tough sell. One game and she said it feels like a totally different game. All that said, I don't think I'll put precision flippers on every game I own, but I think in certain instances they can make sense.

Quoted from OnTheSnap:

Which precision flipper kit do folks prefer? The solid bats or the lighter see through style? [quoted image]

Quoted from OnTheSnap:

Which precision flipper kit do folks prefer? The solid bats or the lighter see through style? [quoted image]

Quoted from JustEverett:

For R&M I ordered the solid silver bats, but I was a fairly early adaptor before there were other options. I did order the hollow ones for ACNC. Haven't received so don't know.

Quoted from PunkPin:

What color did you go with for ACNC? I got some black ones for mine

Quoted from InteractivePinball:

This ramp entrance is from a TSPP. The final metal ramp entry will be custom fit for the shot.

Quoted from InteractivePinball:

Great question. The switch is far enough out that it makes contact with the ball against the left wall.

Quoted from OnTheSnap:

Which precision flipper kit do folks prefer? The solid bats or the lighter see through style? [quoted image]

Quoted from johnnytruant:

I've had the flippers and keyed shafts in my cart for 3 days now and haven't pulled the trigger because I can't settle on a freaking color choice.
I put far less thought into buying the actual machine than I have with this decision.

Quoted from johnnytruant:

I've had the flippers and keyed shafts in my cart for 3 days now and haven't pulled the trigger because I can't settle on a freaking color choice.
I put far less thought into buying the actual machine than I have with this decision.

Quoted from OnTheSnap:

Which precision flipper kit do folks prefer? The solid bats or the lighter see through style? [quoted image]

Quoted from OnTheSnap:

Which precision flipper kit do folks prefer? The solid bats or the lighter see through style? [quoted image]

Quoted from monkfe:

So I received the modified divertor back from mantis. [quoted image]
Here it is with the ball guide in the original position[quoted image]
now with the ball guide moved back a smidge...lines up perfectly[quoted image]
and in its "diverted" position[quoted image]
original "diverted" position, a bit clunky right [quoted image]
the only issue with installing this was when moving the ball guide back, it could come in slight contact with the e-clip. This can be corrected by replacing the nylon bushing to the newer spooky flipper bushing, thus lowering the e-clip a bit, or just not pushing it too hard against the e-clip...I left mine as is as and it works fine. Available from Mantis Amusements.

Quoted from snaroff:

Do you really notice a difference? When the diverter is engaged, the screws don't appear to be in the ball path.

Quoted from monkfe:

So I received the modified divertor back from mantis. [quoted image]
Here it is with the ball guide in the original position[quoted image]
now with the ball guide moved back a smidge...lines up perfectly[quoted image]
and in its "diverted" position[quoted image]
original "diverted" position, a bit clunky right [quoted image]
the only issue with installing this was when moving the ball guide back, it could come in slight contact with the e-clip. This can be corrected by replacing the nylon bushing to the newer spooky flipper bushing, thus lowering the e-clip a bit, or just not pushing it too hard against the e-clip...I left mine as is as and it works fine. Available from Mantis Amusements.

Quoted from snaroff:

Do you really notice a difference? When the diverter is engaged, the screws don't appear to be in the ball path.

Quoted from Hench4Life:

I need that, do you know if they will be sold on mantis website or does this require sending a diverter to them for modification?

Mine occasionally gets hung up shooting from the third flipper. Turning the diverted on didn’t help, and I’ve tried every adjustment and fix that I’ve seen.

Quoted from monkfe:

Mantis said about two weeks to get them in hand no need to send in your old one...its completly new..I'd send him an email to "lock it in" ...Hope this works for you...

Quoted from rdonohue13:

SO quick question for you guys. what adjustment needs to be made for the center scoop to keep it from shooting the ball sdtm. I am having a large percentage of balls sent screaming down the middle from the scoop. Its super annoying to lose the ball almost everytime I start a mode.