Taken ownership of a project Banzai Run, should keep me busy for a while! Cabinet is probably the worst of it, one side a badly worn.

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Has anyone bought the replica upper playfield translite from Republic of Pinball? How does it look? What is the quality like?

CPR page has been updated for Banzai Run, it is in The Pipe and now showing as "CNC Cutting Now, Inserts Being Installed"

Just wondering if anyone has a recommended LED Kit listing for Banzai Run?

Currently doing a Banzai Run restoration and was wondering if anyone has a spare ball guide for the lower playfield P/No: D-12067.

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Just nearing the completion of a Banzai Run restoration, the pin had been modified with regard to the wiring of the two eject scoops on the lower playfield. I'm trying to revert it back to the correct wiring, however I'm unable to locate the second wire for the Left Eject. I have the Brown-Grey, but cannot locate the second red wire. Is anyone able to offer any assistance?

Cheers

Ray

Do you have a photo? On my BZ the square piece is at the end of the saucer, so that the ball hits it and back into the saucer.

viper001 this is how mine looks.
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I don't have any problems with the game in this area other than I'm totally crap at getting the skill shot, lucky to get it once in ten games!

What the plans for the second incomplete one?

I'm never scoring anywhere near 9,999,999!!!

Double check the position of the post hole to the right of the ramp.

Good luck mate

Green skirts look great!

Something that I amazes each time I play Banzai Run is the apparent randomness of the Freestyle kicker. Some of the ejects go right up the top and hit the red targets, whilst others are quite low powered and barely make it out of the eject slot. Is this something that was programmed or just random variations?

Lite Extra Ball and the Bonus X Multipliers in the lower rider inserts.

The one higher up is for the pivot of the upper playfield. The lower one in your picture lines up with the cabinet to lock the head into place when raised.

Something is not right with that connector. From memory the only connector of that type is for the lamp power matrix capacitor.

I think you really need to trace those wires back to confirm that they the GI. Much easier to do that then go to the trouble of re-pinning only to then find that they are not correct.

One of the relays on the interconnect board controls the switching of flipper power between the upper and lower playfields.

Your number of laps would have been huge!!!

Does anyone know the part number of the capped nuts which go on the inside of the upper cabinet holding it in position? And where they might be available from?

I've seen it bounce back and forth a bit on mine, but not to the extent you have mentioned. I have the single rubber fitted.