The flipper travel is problem for older flippers too, in case you have to buy a new bracket for flippers (C-16103-R/L) - they don't allow as much travel as original parts B-13104-L and B-13104-R and then one has to bend the bracket in order to get greater travel.

Have a look e.g. here: https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/proper-replacement-part-for-wpc95-flipper-base-assembly#post-4222354

Somebody should start manufacturing proper flipper brackets for WPC-95 machines as well!

It would be good if some kind owners of original games would post pics of their flippers when in the resting position and when energized (from MM, AFM and MB), so that we remake owners could try to adjust our flippers correspondingly.

Post the flipper bat pics please!

It would be nice to get more pics of the original games' flipper bat positions. It should however be ensured that those posting pics on the flipper bats of original games have not restored the flipper mechanisms by buying new flipper brackets for them, since the replacement brackets provide shorter flipper travel.

I have had this atleast on my original MM: the original flipper bracket had gone bad and I replaced that. The result was that the flipper travel was diminished with the replacement bracket and I have to bend the bracket in order to have the same travel for both flippers.

I posted about it here sometime ago: https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/proper-replacement-part-for-wpc95-flipper-base-assembly#post-4222354
I was also then considering buying a PPS replacement part to try that as well, but I never did.

I do think there aren't currently proper substitutes available for the original WMS flipper brackets.

Double post, deleted

Sorry, I think I compared them, but I do not remember what was different to me.
The old bracket was unbent and I had to bend the new bracket in order to get the same travel as with the old bracket.