Rush Pinball Inner Loop Guide

This can be attached to the top of the outer wall of the inner loop on the Stern Rush pinball machine (any variety). It provides a groove for the ball to ride in, should it ride up that outer wall as it takes the curve. The groove gradually ramps back down, to ensure that the ball is close enough to the playfield surface to trigger the roll-over switch as it goes by.

In my tests this has completely eliminated instances where shots made on the inner loop don't register.

This design fits the metal on my machine perfectly. But I don't know what the variance in manufacturing is for that part. I would expect this to slide neatly onto the top of the wall on any machine, but I can't say for sure.

When installing this, you'll need to temporarily remove the plastic above the outer wall. Position this piece along the curve, matching the shape of the piece to the shape of the curve. When it's in the right position, the "exit" end of the piece will be past the middle of the roll-over swit