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How To Change Your Sanwa JLF Joystick Tension Spring In About 2 Minutes
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- Опубликовано: 1 апр 2020
- Changing out the tension spring in a sanwa joystick is super easy. All you need is a small flat blade screw driver and about 2 minutes.
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Phenomenal tutorial, easy and straight to the point. Thank you, good sir.
Thanks a lot for this. Just changed the springs and actuators in two jlf sticks I’m using for a controller build. This helped a lot.
wanted to try out a heavier spring in my stick and this tutorial is perfect, thank you!
Thanks for you help! I bought a semitsu stick and it was too rigid but it came with two spare springs. Couldn't figure out how to replace it. This helped.
Just made this switch, thank you for the tutorial!
Thanks for the tip definitely don't want something that small shooting across the room.
So helpful, thanks so much for the clips, Shane, they are such a great resource.
Just ordered 2 from you. THANKS
When I saw him trying to push the c clip back on with his thumb I was just like “he’s bouta find out this clip hits a lil different”
I hate those clips. Fun fact the factory C clip is a 3/16 but you can get a 1/4 at your local box store like home depot that will work fine. Ask me how I know :)
@@diyretroarcade I know how you know lol. Also if you use some channel lock or wide nose pliers you can squeeze it back in with a lot less effort
@@Scragg- channel lock ftw.
hello new to the fight stick whats the different in the spring for 4 pound to 6 pound what does it do? whats the different please help?
Jeez the C-clip on mine is so difficult to take out I broke mine trying to take it off lol. I still haven't been able to remove it
bro you saved me, my stick suddenly pop out and i didn't know how to put it back together
Thank you.
My C-clip is behind that think that covers the spring? is that normal?
Brother sometimes the joystick handle will be very Tite . So how to loose the joystick handle?
can you better explain? Are you talking about getting the ball top off?
I play at a local arcade and the donkey kong joystick is being pulled down too much and was wondering if they may be using a too high tension spring?
higher rate springs will take more force to move up or down but with a faster return to center rate.
@@diyretroarcade thanks. So is there 2 spots for the retention clip? Like one if you're installing into a regular wooden cabinet and one for a metal control panel?
@@JoeCnNd Not sure what you are asking :)
perfect, thank you
So I have a board and the joysticks are a little loose side to side, kinda like they have drift or dead zones. Will changing to a higher lb spring tighten the wobble on the joystick ?
yes, it should help
Thank you!
hi, anyone know the default tension of 8bitdo arcade stick?
Would you happen to know what lb the stock springs are in Sanwa Joysticks?
0.90lb
What's the default spring lb of sanwa????
0.90lb
Tq appreciate a lot ... So ... If I wanna modify ... What lb do you recommend pls tell
Thanks...
why would i need to change the spring?
For more tension. Makes the joysticks a bit stiffer and not so loose. 2lb springs are normally recommended. 4lb if you fancy a workout.
@@PST101 is the original spring weaker than 2lbs?
@@fiending the original is 0.9lbs if its default Sanwa
@@crixus8183 thx
Do you know the tension of the original spring?
0.90lb
@@diyretroarcade just got a 4lb spring from you guys gonna install tonight. I’m a little too aggressive on my galaga! What a huge difference switching to sanwa on the 1up is. Totally changing out all the other games to sanwa. Thanks!!!
Just start at removing the c clip don't remove the bottom pieces of the casing like this person.
He did give a disclaimer in the video that you don't need to take it out. 😉