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Getaway: High Speed II, The
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Quoted from CASTHOF:Currently uploading to Youtube. Watching the video, yes the top pop bumper needs to be tweaked a little
Your upper flipper is pretty strong. Is the coil stock?
I have a FL23/600 coil (per the manual), rebuilt per vids sticky, eos adjusted properly, new flipper switch, bushing and bat shaft clean/smooth, ramp is in great condition. I wish mine had a little more strength.?.
Nice looking machine.
High Speed upper right flipper has a sfl23600/30-2600 coil. Could use more power.
Did a complete rebuild kit, bushing, coil stop, eos, sleeve, plunger, installed bat with gap, followed vid's rebuild guide exactly, replaced flipper switch, etc.. I've put in a bunch rebuild kits in other games.
I want more power out of the coil. I'm at a point where I want to put in a bigger coil. What coil would be more powerful to get up ramp? Ramp is in great shape, cover not touching ball, everything is solid and lined up like new.
Quoted from pinballholder:What is causing you to want more power? That ramp shot is supposed to be difficult to hit, requiring just the right timing to get it up and over...
I can hit star trek upper right flipper warp 9.x every game. I can hit spiderman upper right flipper 15x per game. Getting the upper right flipper up the ramp on HS is once every 15 games. Ball shooter runs up every time. I don't know what's up.
Quoted from dsuperbee:No offense, but it could be your timing. I am assuming the flipper is lined up properly so the ball flows smoothly off of it. I can hit my ramp on HS about 80% of the time, but can't hit the fault shot on es for the life of me.
All a more powerful coil will do is break the plastics, the ramp, bend the targets, etc...if the proper coil is in there, verify your flipper is lined up right, and practice!
Thanks for the reply. 
I have ~1k plays on it over the past two years. You get 80% and I get .03% so that is where I am at.
I noticed that with the right cabinet flipper button, the upper flipper is the left most switch of the dual cabinet flipper switch - upper right then lower right when depressed slowly.
It just seems very weak.
Here is a picture of my flipper coils. The lower flippers are fine.
The manual states fl23/600-30/2600 for all three flippers.
The lower left is a fl-11630. The lower right is fl11629. The upper right is sfl23600.
The pinballmedic coil chart says that the 11630 is a standard Williams flipper strength coil used on almost all system 11 machines. It says the 11629 is a stronger flipper. Both of these flippers have the same strength during gameplay. A good hit produces a nice smooth loop shot that is not over powering.
When I look at the upper flipper coil it is noticeable narrower than the lower two flipper coils. The overall coil width is 1" compared to 1.5" on the lower coils.
The EOS switch only opens up as the flipper nears end of travel. It does not open early.
Thoughts?
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