Final pics of cyclone play field swap

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#1 9 years ago

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Push600

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I did my first play field swap. Turned out great. It was easier than I thought.
A couple of lighting issues to fix. I have no back box lighting and a bad connection to my right sided go lighting. Plays fast!

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#2 9 years ago

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RampShot11

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Wow! That looks great! Nice Job, LED's look awesome too.

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#3 9 years ago

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Delta9

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We have a winner hurry hurry step right up lol great job ! Great pin

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#4 9 years ago

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Multiball1

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Looks beautiful. Great job!

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#5 9 years ago

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mrofnoc

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Very nice!

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#6 9 years ago

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BrianZ

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Nice Job....

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#7 9 years ago

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KrustyBurger

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Great job, Push! May I ask where you found the topper for your Cyclone?

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#8 9 years ago

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woz

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Looks great! Is that a CPR playfield?

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#9 9 years ago

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Push600

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Cpr plastic/playfield. The topper came with the plastics.

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#10 9 years ago

BAX

Bax1

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Westland, MI

10y 79,400 3,290 16

I'm about to attempt this same game for my first swap. Any advice?

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#11 9 years ago

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Bax1

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Westland, MI

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Also. Where did you get the instruction cards from?

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#12 9 years ago

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cyclone1234

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Cream Ridge, NJ

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you want to do mine lol...looks great , what did it end up costing ?

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#13 9 years ago

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Blackbeard

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12y 106K 12,106 6 20

I miss my cyclone. Great simple game. Really a great player. Tough as hell jackpot.

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#14 9 years ago

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Deez

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Looks awesome man!! I hope my HS comes out this good. I just need to stop buying and start working on existing projects. How long did it take you?

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#15 9 years ago

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Push600

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Sunbury, OH

10y 51,400 707 6

I took my time. I'm not really sure what the total was.
Game-$1300
Playfield-$650ish
Ramps-$225ish
Plastics-$130ish
All other various parts including LEDs
$500ish

Suggestions-
-Use new light sockets and wiring. Removing staples was a pain.
Remove everything with the exception of the lights/wire braid. Use old wiring as a template and run new wiring before you move everything over.
-Get the correct staple gun. I used a mechanical one. Big mistake.
-pre-drill the top of of the play field. I was told not to and I broke off a post in the wood.
-PICTURES!!!!!!!!

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9 years ago

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