RE: Why front motored slot cars & can they compete? -
Top Down - 1st-Jul-19
Got to try it on a big club track at the weekend and my low cost fix to the front end has transformed the handling. It will actually go round - and come out of - corners at a reasonable pace now, to the degree that it is showing up the need for more work on the rear tyres, correct placement of ballast and maybe a check on free movement of the guide flag.
What may require expenditure is an upgraded motor, as there is still a distinct lack of speed in both acceleration and top end - but that won't happen until after I've checked which class the car actually fits into.
RE: Why front motored slot cars & can they compete? -
stevenson426@comcast.net - 3rd-Nov-19
Try this to front-mounted cars if you're just racing at home and not club racing.
https://www.facebook.com/100025600128999/videos/462734917923175/
RE: Why front motored slot cars & can they compete? -
stevenson426@comcast.net - 3rd-Nov-19
I changed this Scalextric 1/32 Vette from a front-mounted motor set up to a rear drive train set up it works great for me.
https://www.facebook.com/100025600128999/videos/462756091254391/
RE: Why front motored slot cars & can they compete? -
JasonB - 3rd-Nov-19
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Neither link seems to be working for me.
RE: Why front motored slot cars & can they compete? -
stevenson426@comcast.net - 3rd-Nov-19
Hi Jason, Thanks I'm not sure why it's not working ???