MAGracing Forum

WesR wrote:Am I right in thinking
that most people would think this a good move? We are thinking that
it would be better to have a car which ran straight out of the box instead
of having to work on the wheels/tyres.
Regards Wes

Yes, that is better...

In this video, there seems to be a lot of spinning out, as compared to the other video posted this morning... On a technical level, is this due to too much magnetic force holding the front in while the rear spins out, as opposed to the other video just uploaded: http://www.magracingforum.com/viewtop...

oldslotracer wrote:Brian...our MagTrack is three 4x8 ft sections that set up in 3 minutes and stores against the wall when not in use.
Total cost of the track was about $150

I've been looking at all your posts.. i can see how easy setup has been for you...

What appeals to me (& i've been out of slot car racing since the mid 60's), it that it looks like you can even set-up and take down large tracks very quickly.. Since the only area we have is a multi-use area in our barn, a regular slot car track won't work for us.. the realistic speeds and lane ...

There are lots of people who make their living by domain name reselling.. Not judging here, just passing on knowledge..

Brian
South Florida
Old slot racer from NY in the 60's