The Simpsons Pinball Party
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I'm planning on running a tournament and don't want super long ball times on TSPP. I'm planning on removing the rubber ring on the right inlane/outlane but I'm not sure how to setup the two posts between the outlane and shooter lane. My thought is to move both to the top hole, would that be that setting make it the most difficult?
Quoted from LTG:Shouldn't it be top one top hole, bottom one bottom hole, to make the biggest hole ?
LTG : )™
But if the bottom one is all the way down doesn't that make it easier to get the ball back into the shooter lane?
Quoted from LTG:I see what you are saying.
Then I'd go top one bottom hole and bottom one top hole. Make as small a hole as possible.
LTG : )
But then doesn't that make the outlane gap smaller? This is what has been making me question my thinking. 
Tried the rubber ring between the two right posts but that made the outlane very narrow. Decided to go this route instead. This closed the opening into the shooter lane and made the outlane as large as possible at the same time. I guess I could've removed all the rubbers too but I just took out the left one
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