I believe Crash's photo is NOT of an actual competition silicone ring, but a regular rubber ring, and he was remarking about a potential decline in craftsmanship of that product. I could be wrong.

The "Tweak this Kit" button has been there since the beginning and this is precisely what it is for. You just have to be logged in to view the option!

Indeed we were made aware of it. Please refresh any pages on the site that you happen to be on and try it again. It should be fixed now.

I apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused I hope everyone has a happy holiday! Lets play pinball.

That RG looks sexy with those Titans on there! Testing out some new Titans on my TAF and TZ, I'll be sure to report back!

Been testing them out since yesterday (when Matt came and installed them) and they're playing very very well. Live catching is a synch with slightly less bounce.

Go get some!

Interesting. We've got people going through using this coupon. What sort of error did you run into?

The only thing we're out of is the 7/16 O.D. red color. Was there something else you were looking for?

Glad you got your stuff ordered! We're seeing PayPal transactions come through, though there are points where they will be unresponsive and you'll get errors like the one you saw. We'll keep an eye out for it! Thanks for the heads up!

To also add to what Titan mentioned regarding the ring and kits database:

We built this right after Titan Pinball launched. They were the first to introduce a vast quantity of colored silicone rings into the marketplace, and we knew that there would literally be hundreds of customer-created kits that would be possible depending on what people thought looked best on their games.

Most of the kits on that website (nearly 700 now) are community created. Many of them have pictures of the rings on that particular game. Most times a new game comes out, Eric or someone from the community will create a base kit for the game and match the rings to it according to the manual. Customers will then duplicate these kits and customize the colors. We encourage this, and its exactly why we built it. You also have a single button to click and order the kit.

Also, when you create a kit and verify it, when a customer orders that kit, the kit creator gets a percentage of the deal. This is how we got hundreds of kits in such short order, and the reception has been great.

I encourage you to check it out!

-- Jimmy

Ahh okay, thats quite a helpful suggestion! We can definitely see how we might be able to get that information, or make it easy for customers to provide that location. I looked at an old Capcom manual, and I see what you're referring to!