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A buddy 3D printed the red fan mounts for me
$12 for two 12v fans from Amazon and $5 for the connector from PBL with an inline fuse to the spare 12v port near the coin door on Spike 2.
I had spare wires and connectors to extend from the fans to the game's 12v.
Such an effective cheap alternative to the pricey mod.
https://www.pinballlife.com/spike-12-volt-backbox-power-adapter-cable.html
20220603_162250 (resized).jpg20220603_162257 (resized).jpgQuoted from aaron6920:Any reason why not to hook up to CN11 in the cab instead of routing up to CN6 in the backbox?
Nope. I used CN11.
Quoted from aaron6920:Thanks I think I will as well, just a little cleaner install.
Remember to leave slack so it doesn't pull when you slide the pf back.
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