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Author Topic: Happs joystick spring question  (Read 2515 times)

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Happs joystick spring question
« on: June 20, 2002, 06:03:49 am »
To all those that have ordered ultimates, competitions, etc from Happs:

Do the controllers only come with one spring? If so, can you order some with different tensile strength?

I have pretty stiff sticks now that are needing to be replaced anyhow, and would like to experiment with softer and medium type springs.
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Re: Happs joystick spring question
« Reply #1 on: June 20, 2002, 08:47:39 am »
they come with a weak spring but yu can order different springs, just visit their website and look at the exploded views of hte jsticks you can see the part numbers for hte jstick springs. the only bad thiing (for those not near a happs office) is hte 25$ minimum order, the springs cost like .18$ so you gotta buy a bunch opf other stuff to get your oder over 25$ i have just started goin and piocking mine up from them as it is only 15 miles from me.


springs do make a huge difference, i have used both eh weak and the strong, and i prefer the strong, just my opinion though
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