Quoted from purbeast:

Installed my halo's today in GZ. The only word of advice I'd give is the right flipper is easier to change with the playfield upright. I couldn't get a good angle/leverage with it just leaning over the edge but once I got it upright, it was much easier for me.
I only got like 5 minutes of balltime after so I can't really comment on em much yet, but I literally hit the right ramp shot 15 times in a row before I stopped trying lol. So perhaps "more precise".
My flipper power I had already lowered a bit with stock flippers but I definitely could tell the ball was moving a bit faster with these and the same setting. I could tell how fast the ball whipped around the backwall when hitting those right ramp shots that it was just moving noticeably faster.
Anyways, here are some pics I snapped.
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Quoted from 1956PINHEAD:

mostater Keyed Shaft/Clamps aren't really necessary on Stern Games as long as you crank down the clamp screws really tight like they do at the factory. It's the other game manufacturers that use the B/W style clamps that benefit from installing them.

Quoted from Ollulanus:

Threw the gold solids on Zep before sending back for halos for photos in case anyone wants to see what they look like. Pretty sharp!
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Have blue halos on there while I wait for the golds, not bad either (and play f'ing fantastic)
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Spare silver on the upper flipper, wouldn't be my first choice but it's what I have on hand and maybe others taste varies:
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Quoted from Lounge:

I remember somewhere on here someone polished a set of raw halo’s - they looked cool but they don’t come polished.

Quoted from punkin:

I always have a little giggle when i see people asking what colour bats to use in a particular machine, because i've never had trouble seeing the options in my head.
But i have to make an order for some little things, and i have a Cirquis Voltaire coming that is at the restoreres for a playfield swap.
Can anyone advise who has done coloured bats for their machine what they went with?
Or does anyone with good colouir sense want to have a stab at a bat/rubber combo?
The lack of art round the flippers is throwing me off. Looks pretty bad really.
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Quoted from awesome1:

Some games you can definitely notice it on. AIQ is a good example. If you play long games or many back to back games over long periods of time, the flippers will fade. My single longest game of pinball is on AIQ at just over 90 minutes.
I actually have a DIY flipper coil fan thread here on Pinside, but am eager to see John's new product.

Quoted from Hayfarmer:

You left the Allen head screw in didn't you? I can laugh cuz I bent the hell out of one the first time I adjusted and didn't remove it

Quoted from Duster72:

You guys like pictures? Here you go. For me these are a must have upgrade. Makes playing every game more fun for me.
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Quoted from GCS2000:

How many people have put precisions on GZ?
If so how do you like them?

Quoted from null:

A reddit user reports that some Halographics in an on-location Foo Fighters broke:
https://www.reddit.com/r/pinball/comments/13by3kw/broken_foo_fighters_pinball_fliper/
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Quoted from PiNiK:

Hi all
I am new to owning pins, but have played many over the years. With regards to upgrading the flippers, while I see the advantages for home use, It raises a question for me. How much does this upgrade then take away from playing a standard pin without the flipper upgrade?