SLOT CAR POLICE 1:43

Learning to drive a slot car is something easy and intuitive, and most things you can learn in the home circuit.   It is important to adapt to a car to start, and start circling the path that we have, and start to take advantage of the lines that have the circuit to go at maximum speed.   After we start to practice braking in the corners, depending on the radius of the same, in the slow curves we will leave the trigger without any accelerator to take advantage of the brake effect, instead in the fast corners, we will try to release the trigger very little and take advantage of the inertia of the speed we carry on the straight to pass as fast as possible through the curve.   It seems easy, and it is, but we will have to go around the circuit a lot to improve our times and enjoy it to the fullest. After a certain time with the same car, we will start to try other vehicles to test engine differences, tires, center of gravity, ... there are many variants that make each car requires specific driving.   And finally, we will start to try different circuits, either at home or in the Slot Clubs that we will surely find close to home. See More

NINCO cars are ready to put on the track.   We recommend for all cars, to place the braids with a small curve in the back (Fig.1), for a better contact with the track, especially in the parts of the track that are not flat due to bridges or flush.   We must check the wear of the braids and change them if necessary (Fig.2)   We must check tire wear regularly.   To improve performance and prevent wear, we should periodically lubricate the bearings and crowns (Fig.3) of our vehicles. Some lubricants can damage some parts of the car, so we recommend using specific lubricants for modeling.   We will periodically check that the engine and the rear axle fit perfectly into the passenger compartment. See More