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I agree. I would say if you want to stock the most common coils for pin repair calls, you should ONLY stock spares for the two most common flipper coils from Ea. manufacturer. They fail most often.
Also, you will NEVER need to replace a "coin lockout" coil unless it's a routed game taking quarters. Not much sense in stocking those.
Quoted from RustyLizard:A lot of pinside people will warn that you don't need to stock coils because they buy shopped out games that are all pretty and ready to go. Those of us that buy projects know how handy it is to have them around. My friend picked up a Gorgar from an operator and we put 6 or 7 coils in that one. I had them all here.
That's not typical. I've gone though over 100 "project games".
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