Picked up a Frankenstein recently. I've noticed the pop bumpers seem sluggish.
I haven't done a shop job on the pin just yet. Would going to a larger coil size help? I'm used to the way Williams pop bumpers play.
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I tend to go a bit overboard on my shop jobs. My typical shop job is usually 120+ hours. Needless to say, all coils assemblies will be meticulously rebuilt, new sleeves on everything, switches cleaned/replaced, re-gapped.
This Frankenstein has some potential. Just haven't dove into it yet.
Quoted from tjprice222:I thought the same thing when I picked up my Jurassic Park. Two of the metal rings/rods were bent pretty badly so I replaced those but the real improvement came when I replace the DE plastic spoons with Williams spoons. Now the ball spends all day in those pops! Good luck!
do the Williams spoons need any modifications?
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