(Topic ID: 37425)

What's the standard slope for an EM

By Snowdale

11 years ago



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    #1 11 years ago

    Probably could of searched this one, but you guys are pretty quick to reply. Thanks

    #2 11 years ago

    Whatever makes it play the best to you.

    I don't know if there is a standard. On all mine i just experiment till it's right.

    #3 11 years ago

    3.5 is suggested standard. I run mine about 6

    #4 11 years ago
    Quoted from hawkeye11:

    Whatever makes it play the best to you.

    That really is true! I just jacked the front legs of my Gottlieb 1976 Vulcan to 4.7 degrees from 5.9 and it plays so much faster and true.

    #5 11 years ago
    Quoted from way2wyrd:

    3.5 is suggested standard.

    I think this is what my Big Indian manual says. I run it about 4.5ish. Like any table, if its too steep it loses the side to side action. I originally had it about 6, but it just wasn't fun...faster, but lost all the finesse.

    #6 11 years ago

    For EM games:

    I use 2" levelers on the front and usually set them in all the way.

    I use 3" levelers on the rear and usually set them screwed out about 75%.

    Now that I think about it this is about the same set up I put on my DMD games also.

    Mike O.
    Team-EM

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