High Speed table set-up

[radiohead999]

Hi,

Just bought the above machine and I wanted to ask if other owners had to spend much time altering the table angle to allow the launched pinball to go ontop the ramp on a regular basis? I seem to always go to high and hit the right hand side of the 'freeway' entrance and the ball falls back down the table. I have set the playfield to 6 degrees, as per the manual. One other owner suggested on a FB forum that there was an adjustment just as the ball leaves the launch track, but I can't see one. I'd appreciate any help

 

[ronsplooter]

It's been a long time since I had my High Speed but I think you can adjust the metal ball guide where it exits the shoooter lane. Take the plastic off and see if there's a slot in the screw tab

 

[radiohead999]

It's been a long time since I had my High Speed but I think you can adjust the metal ball guide where it exits the shoooter lane. Take the plastic off and see if there's a slot in the screw tab

Thanks I will give it a go!

 

[Andy_B]

The guide is adjustable depending on which way you have to move it. Mine was tight up against a pf post and rubber but it sounds like you may need to move it away from the post so may be ok.

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[DRD]

Table angle makes a huge difference to how games feel and play - particularly with things like missed ramp shots. Steeper games are faster. Flatter games are more floaty and give you more time to react.

Don't be afraid to experiment. Using a marker pen put a spot on each of the round leg levellers.
You can then just count how many turns up or down you complete - and this way you will preserve the left right levelling