Alright...*breathing slowly*
I bought this set from pinballlife: http://www.pinballlife.com/index.php?p=product&id=248
The whole process went fairly well, except the new flipper pawl was strangely...insanely hard to manipulate, as in making the flipper bats go through. After a lots of work we got it squeezed through,dead stuck. So far, so barely good. Then the problem arised when tightening the pawl bolt. We tightened so fracking hard we feared the either the flipper bat may break or the playfield may crack. Seriously. then we tried then, and the flippers werent tight at all. we kick literally use 10 % force and push the flippers out of position.
So we tried tightening more, with the accompanied stress and fear of breaking the playfield or something. Some others looked and said that this really didnt seem normal at all.
For the sake of comparison we tried using a pawl from a williams, and pow, no problemo. It was much easier and practical to tighten, as the pawl is not 100 000000 mm thick. Although it collides with the eos leaf switch, so cant use it for real playing. Why does Data east/Sega/stern have to make things so goddamn unpractical, is it just because they want to be different.... -_- okay, sorry for the rant, just got so exhausted that after fixing so much on JP; tightening the pawl is what is the problem...
Please, can anyone with some Data East flipper rebuild experience help out?
Added some picures of how it looks now, with it being almost impossible to tighten enough.