Cars have four tires. These things only have two. Therefore, I will henceforth refer to them as motorcycles.

😂😂😂😂 congrats on 6k bro

These cars both use foam tires that were instantly fouled by dust picked from the track surface. I had assumed that Massimo had applied the "Track Honey" track treatment supplied with his OmniSlotBox. Properly applied that product keeps the tires clean as dust stays on the tack rather than collecting on tires. We run these cars on our Carrera Track and they are much faster and easier to drive than any of our plastic cars. Yes these cars are designed commercial raceways but they are great fun, even on a short Carrera track IF the surface is treated with Track Honey. It just take a tiny bit, leaving he track feeling slightly waxy not sticky to help call cars on all tire types run better. Any the track is ready any time without track or repeated tre cleaning. Here is a link to a video of the same cars sent to Massimo in action at the Slot Car Club house. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/j7edmblpxMivnWw.html

Nice unboxing and test ride. Holy moly, what kind of front shoes built on those bodys.....lmao.....😅 I think this art of slotcar isn't easy to drive on any track, maybe hard to handle. Ty for present and share it with us 👋👍

You would need a different track layout for this kind of cars. The typical Carrera road course does not suit them too well. Instead of track honey try a litte suncream on the tires!

Good acting on the slip Massimo ! I laughed very hard. Love the rear tail slide control on the first car and no de-slots.No magnet cars are a challenging experience to drive.Keep up the amazing video productions that you do.

Congrats on 6K Massimo

Hi Mo. Lucky you are, but like Nico mentioned, those cars are not very suitable for your short Carrera Home-Track. So try them out at your club, with a longer ditance. ;-) Also, Nico mentioned, to smear sun-oil onto the foam-rubber tires. You could use body-lotion as well. This is being done over here for quite some time now. Foam rubber tires tend to harden out after times of running them. Therefore you need to smear body-lotion/sun-oil onto the tires. If you smear it on, wait a short time to let the lotion soak in properly. Than you will have the full grip again. I already mentioned this a few times in our community, but I guess it didn`t reach out to you yet in this case. I highly recomend foam-rubber tires on all of your 1/24`s. Foam rubber has the advantage of not leaving any dirt/dust like Silicons and PU`s do!!! Also you get more Kilometers out of them and don`t have to grind them like PU'S for instance. A fresh set of Foams will get up to 90 Kilometers of distance with one set!!! You defintly will not get that far with Silies and PU`s! And no track cleaning is necessary with them. Plus, Sillies do leave a very fine dust on your track that will cause problems with the rail-switches, because the dust will interfere the current over time. They won`t switch proper than! Greg Galub didn`t want to believe it, when I mentioned that, at Marty`s live-stream two weeks ago, but like all those so called experts, they sometimes need to learn in their old age and experience from time to time. Being stubborn and on a high socket, means being ignorant. Some folks do certain things for many, many years wrong, but will eventually have to learn new things. Although they think, they knaow it all already. A major failure, this is! One can still öearn if being old and wise. No Master ever felt from the sky yet ;-) He wanted me to proove that information and kind of like put me in a place, that I was talking bull. Well, if I let out any informations in the community, you can eat a broom, that those infos are reliable. Otherwise , I would not let those off. You may check yourself, too. Watch Chris - Digital Racing here on YT. He is german and talks about that in his last clip about tires, called: Chris - Digital Racing - Welcher Reifen? Carrera Reifen kaputt, weich? Mehr Grip PU Reifen Moosgummi Silikonreifen oder Gummi It is in german language, but you can turn on the undertitles. There you will also get thi hint for body-lotion on foams. ;-) If you want to get foam-rubber tires for 1/32, well, they are also available. Check Scaleauto foam-tires. They also have 1/24`s with rims, where the tires are glued on already and pre-grinded. Means, ready to race. But you need to consider the different versions of them, because a wood track would need a diferent form-mix, than a plastic track does. There are different tires like: Hard Comp, which are hard tires for the front-axxle. Pro Comp, which are soft and for tracks with very low grip and a lot of wear and tear. Pro Comp 2, which are medium high grip for plastc tracks (these you choose for your Carrera Cars) Pron Comp 3, which are for wood and plastc tracks with high grip, for long distnce races (you could choose these for the 1/24 and 1/32`s as well on your track, but I would use the Pro Comp2) Pro Comp 4, which are for wood tracks that have a very high grip-level I hope this was heplful, like I am always helping out, for free. But sooner, or later I will stop that, because no one really showed me the appreciation, that I can at least expect. There are a few, like Chris Freter, who picked this up, or Marty, but many are very ignorant, if I come up with certain issues. So, I will leave all those experts run into their dead ends, because it is senseless, to throw pearls in front of pigs, we have a saying over here. Nothing personal towards you, because I know, you are not that way. But some can see me soon from behind. As aleays, stay fresh Brother and stay save in the slots. 🙂

Oh thank god you didn't mess up your hair. I was worried for a sec 😂 Congrats on 6k Brother. You deserve it!🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

These are what they use at my local wood track. Lots of fun when you can give it full beans!

Great entrance!

Mate , I have stop laughing 😂😂😂😂😂 is the knee ok flex cars they are fast awesome

I have a lexan bodied womp car that's similar to those (but has four wheels 😉) It is fun to run once in a while but as everyone else has noted - best for commercial tracks. Looks like that one car has direct drive from the dual-shaft motor? Nice of Jim to send you those - and congrats on 6K!

Hope I’m at the track when you are there to see how they run

Those are awesome looking cars. I think you need to find a big flowing commercial track and let those cars run free. That Mazda with the direct drive is pretty interesting.👍

Nice to see something like these very interesting. I might have to check out his site for these. Just curious 😮

A big club track with sweeper corners and loooong straights are where these kind of cars fly. I know my basic Slot-it cars are way faster than my carrera cars.............but my tracks not big enough for them. Also not so sure about foam tires on carrera track.

They are both nice cars.

Ciao Massimo ✌ Cool video! Please never give sun milk from the foam tires, this is completely pointless! There are extra means for this, e.g. from NSR or Parma Scaleauto ... they were specially developed for this but no sunscreen 😉.

Hi Massimo, Could be wrong, but it looked like the white car had foam and the red did not. If I'm right - there is why the red seemed to hook up better. Regards, Jack

The front tires are where? Looks like they are fake on the body or just my bad eyesight?Overall a nice review for those and thanks for the url🏁

I think those cars need a bigger faster track. Take them to Scale Racing Center Toronto. Shoot some video soon. HA HA I know you will

Massimo what software for lap counting/times/speed do you use and is it iPad friendly? Thank you sir

What’s your brake and speed setting set at?

great video Massimo Try It at Ernies Bet it goes like stink

Salut my friend super car . super video subscribe subscribe