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As much as purists will dislike it I did this to most of my classics, I would add much stronger coils and increase the slope of the game to match. That way you’re game will play similar without the slow floaty ball feeling. Made the games much more modern feeling and exciting. I also kept the mechanicals on the flippers original and never seemed to have any premature failure issues due to the stronger coils.
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