Hello all.
I posted a separate topic but I'll ask in this thread as well:

Simply a question of curiosity. I'm currently working on two Williams Hurricane machines simultaneously. Upon taking the first one apart, I was surprised that the pop bumpers had no lamp sockets in them. The other one does and they flash throughout the game. I assumed the first one had blown lamps.
It appears there never was pop lighting in this machine. No staple holes. Were some Hurricanes like CFTBL? Lighting omitted to save coasts??

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Nope, one for myself, one for a friend. They'll both be cleaned up and playable. Thanks for the info.

Thanks! I'm a pinball enthusiast but also a theme park, roller coaster nut. This is perfect. I've never played one other than virtual which isn't a great representation. I love the simplicity and brutality! I like having it set where each player has to collect the clown and build Palace on their own.

Also its cool that these two were part of the PAPA collection. They were well cared for.

Duplicate post.. sorry

No splitters. Some pics of mine before recap and replacement of burnt connectors.

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This is the same lamp housing used in High Speed if that helps. They're interchangeable.

Pinball Inc has them
https://www.pinballinc.com/index.php?route=product/product&path=34_85&product_id=218

I go with 1 smd for inserts, 2 smd frosted for GI, and frosted 1 smd for the backbox. I.used warm white behind the disc. Cool white for the outer areas of the backbox

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Actually, several of the first machines had factory lighted pops. Mine does.