Why do my Scalextric cars keep stopping?
Why do my Scalextric cars keep stopping?
This can be caused by a mechanical problem between the motor and getting the power down to the track. One of the most common faults is that the motor pinion gear (the little white gear on the motor shaft) can split. A new motor pinion gear is required to fix this problem.
Can you use old Scalextric track with new?
On the whole, yes, a new Scalextric car can run on the old classic Scalextric track. The dimensions of all the interfaces are the same.
Will old Scalextric track fit new?
On the whole there is very good compatibility between the old and new Scalextric cars and Scalextric track. Newer Scalextric cars can run well on older Scalextric layouts as long as the layout is flat and contains no sudden changes in height such as rocks or banked curves.
How many circuits are there in Scalextric?
Take a look at the 101 Circuits for Scalextric as well as the tribute to it, 102 Circuits. All of the track design software needed to view these layouts is available right here at Slot Track Pro.
What are the track plans included in Scalextric?
Most of the included track plans are basic generic layouts. However there are also Scalextric track plans for thirteen different historic race tracks. Each of the historic race tracks include some history and details of the circuit. Each circuit includes dimensions, lane length, and an inventory list of track pieces needed.
What is 101101 circuits for Scalextric drivers?
101 Circuits for Scalextric Drivers is an original printed publication from Scalextric. It is a great resource for new Scalextric track plans. Most of the included track plans are basic generic layouts. However there are also Scalextric track plans for thirteen different historic race tracks.
What are Scalextric slot car tracks made of?
Scalextric slot car tracks are made of a durable, medium-hard plastic and a medium smooth surface with a width of 6-1/8 inch and 3-1/16 inch lane spacing. The Scalextric tracks’ resilient material stands up well to frequent assembly and disassembly as well as the not-too-gentle handling it can get from young children.
