I just bought one for under 3k since I have not found a good deal on a Star Wars Pro and wanted one to go next to the Arcade 1UP Star Wars cabinet. I extended the leg levers an inch so it is the same height as Metallica and it has been good ever since. Plays fine, it is only 40 odd pounds lighter than the Pro so it feels solid. Have over 200 plays on it and it still looks great.

It has the same fan as the other Sterns Spike 2 system machines like Jurassic Park.

Pinball Life sells the fan replacement kit: https://www.pinballlife.com/stern-spike-system-plug-n-play-quiet-fan-kit.html

There are no inner cabinet mounts as far as I know.

That is what I paid for mine, well worth it!

Added some miniature figures from the Star Wars X-Wing game to the playfield. Three X-Wings flying towards the Death Star and Slave-1 just chilling looking cool.

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Put the fan upgrade into Star Wars, even though the home pin didn’t have the same layout as the instructions I still got it done. The difference is staggering, barely noticeable now.

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This may be the silliest “mod” I have ever done but gosh-darn it I like it, lol. I replaced the coin door with a standard stern door which allowed me to install a headphone Jack into the machine so all of my machines can be played with headphones. Except poor Waterworld which doesn’t have a way yet. Someday.

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It was relatively cheap to do so. The door itself was $25, I had to buy the inserts for the coins separately and the screws were special ordered. Otherwise it was easy and the game sounds great coming through the headphones. I wish I had the guts to drill a hole in the cabinet to move the start button to its standard place so i don't accidently start with by gut, lol.