High Speed
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I have a question about the leg plates needed for the rear legs of a high speed. The game has a tri-angle block in it and someone previously looks to have just drilled the holes out because the bolts were super long and had washers and bolts inside the cabinet. Williams plates are too narrow. It looks like Data east plates are much wider. Am I missing something here? Thanks.
Quoted from chad:This style should work as an upgrade.
https://www.pinballlife.com/williamsbally-new-style-leg-bracket.html
That’s what I got but it is way too narrow. Like half the width it needs to be.
Quoted from ForceFlow:Can you post a couple photos of what you're describing?
Here you go.I’m wondering if someone put the blocks in after the fact. Thanks
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