Electric slot car track Videos

+Shannon Case It is near the Walden Galleria MAll Cheektowaga (Buffalo NY ) Take Walden Avenue East exit off the I -90 Thruway at Walden and Union Road. I was there today 12-11-15

+JT DeRousse Thank you! I got this much track after years of garage sales, flea markets and buying on the internet.

+Naomi Morrison Thank you!

+Naomi Morrison How Sizzlers cars work - //youtu.be/ZSk8DIVvlFk and/or //youtu.be/bD_Y8Ob_QeI

+HOT WHEELS EXPRESS Thank you!

+baremetalHW Glad you liked it! We have quite a few Sizzlers videos on YouTube. Check them out when you have a chance.

+Jeremiah Kelly How Sizzlers cars work - //youtu.be/ZSk8DIVvlFk and/or //youtu.be/bD_Y8Ob_QeI

+nopc4me Thanks, I'll go check him out on EBay.

+CrispyBacon Yes, the car went around that track over 1.5 times on a single charge. The battery in your car probably does need replaced. Search for the user tomtom4911 on eBay. I buy my batteries from him and as you see they work well for me.

+overkillRC We used a car that wasn't fast on purpose as faster cars tend to wreck more. Also realize there is scale involved here. From where the car is first placed on the track to the first turn is 8 pieces of straight fat track (16ft). The typical Sizzlers fat track box contained 6 pieces of straights (12ft). Assuming you had one typical box of fat track as kid, your total track was 18ft in length (12ft of straights and 6ft of turns). The car in the video traveled over 20ft by the time it left the first turn.

Thanks for talking slow. I have brain connection issues

Very Helpful video, it helped me alot Thank you

The BUTCHER!

There is nothing wrong with your set, that's the whole challenge of slot car racing.  You can't just pull the trigger on the controller all the way.  You have to learn how to ease off on the corners, and on those 'loop the loops' go full throttle, then slow down for the corner right after it.  I am a fairly fit guy, and I still tired myself out getting up to put the cars back on track so many times at first.  Just squeeze the trigger like 1/3 or 1/2 way at first, and try some laps like that (but you'll still need full throttle for the loops).  As you go along, you'll figure out just when you can squeeze all the way.

For the money I paid, it's a pretty cheap entry point to a lot of good laughs so far.  Some of the Carerra sets I've seen seem to go for a few more bucks.  They are even nicer still, though.  This one here is pretty much identical, technologically, to the old AFX set I had as a kid.