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I have played a lot of Stern games all over the place recently and noticed weak flippers are fairly common. One of my pet hates!
Also read that Stern coil stops are softer than B/W.
Also a Stern flipper re-build kit is twice the price of a B/W kit
Anyway, I figured it may be worth just changing the coil stops, so I just did this on my AC/DC. The flippers weren't weak, I just wanted to see the difference.
You can see difference in the old and new coil stop, - after 1000 plays?? ( not exactly sure how many plays ).
New ones have made a difference as backhanding ramps, the ball flies up them now with real pace.
So, I figure if the stops have started mushrooming, it's worth changing them?? Doesn't cost much but makes a lot of difference.

Also read that Stern coil stops are softer than B/W.
Also a Stern flipper re-build kit is twice the price of a B/W kit

Anyway, I figured it may be worth just changing the coil stops, so I just did this on my AC/DC. The flippers weren't weak, I just wanted to see the difference.
You can see difference in the old and new coil stop, - after 1000 plays?? ( not exactly sure how many plays ).
New ones have made a difference as backhanding ramps, the ball flies up them now with real pace.
So, I figure if the stops have started mushrooming, it's worth changing them?? Doesn't cost much but makes a lot of difference.

