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SRC Chassis
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 21 พ.ย. 2019
SRC Chassis is a 1/24-1/25 scale drag slot car focused channel. SRC Chassis offers slot car chassis and this is where you can find instructional video, and other slot car related media. The aim of this channel is to help users build better quality chassis and slot cars, as well as to build a more well rounded slot car hobby in general.
Restoring An Old Drag Slot Car PT1 SD 480p
Please visit www.src-chassis.com for current chassis kits, bodies, and more.
In PT1 I go over the history I have with this old slot car and proceed to tear it down for a refresh. Be sure to find me on facebook SRC Chassis.
In PT1 I go over the history I have with this old slot car and proceed to tear it down for a refresh. Be sure to find me on facebook SRC Chassis.
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Eliminator PRO | 1/24 scale drag slot car chassis building part 1
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Please visit www.src-chassis.com for current chassis kits, bodies, and more. In part 1 of a two part chassis building series I go over a few questions that I have received over the years. I then show how to cut apart the chassis kit and prepare the individual pieces for soldering. I also show how to mock the chassis onto an assembly jig and prepare for final assembly.
Src Chassis | Eliminator PRO soldering and mounting the chassis to a body.
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Please be sure to visit www.src-chassis.com for current chassis kits, bodies, and more. In this video we go over the body mounting process.
Could you tell me where to find that jig. Ive had no luck at all finding it
I've been looking for one of the jigs and I've had no luck can't anyone help me out
You're way to cold on your heat. You don't need to scrub the solder into the joint it should flow and be smooth.
So why don't you take 5 minutes and flatten, smooth/sand and basically QC them before shipping to your customers? It's the little things that make a difference.
Ty for the basics of drag slot car i will make it ty so much
Videos are very helpful - Thank you!
Doesn't matter what kind of world it is communication is key it's vital without it you might as well just fold up and quit! No excuses!
Thx for info! Where can I get a jig like yours?
Where do I get that style chassis
I love your drag chassis!!! Dig fan!!!!!
Hey man awesome video I’m coming from RC car racing I build all my own RC car kits how hard is it to build a slot car kit
I think you’ll find it pretty easy if you build rc’s. These definitely are on a much smaller scale than say 1/10-1/8 scale etc, however they are much simpler in terms of amount of total moving parts and screws etc. it is a great hobby and I enjoy both rc and slot cars lol. Really the soldering and being a bit more of a delicate hobby are what makes it a fun challenge. I wouldn’t say it’s hard, just a smaller more delicate hobby vs rc
@@srcchassis4617 that’s awesome I want to try it out is there anywhere I can get a full kit from that comes with everything and I just build it or is everything separate.
@@srcchassis4617 are you on Facebook if so then we can chat on messenger
@@andymack3235 yes if you search SRC Chassis it should come up, I am free to chat there.
I wouldve kept the body and junked that chassis. Lots of nice chassis kits to choose from. Another thing when you work on your car always work off of a tech block/set up block
It wasn’t the point to junk the chassis. I have my own laser cut chassis that I designed and have been selling for almost 10 years. It is just more the fact of restoring the chassis just to do it. As far as the chassis jig I have my specific jig that is for my chassis. Search SRC Chassis on Facebook for more.
Are these blocks and kits still available?
The blocks are available at precisionslotcars.com also I do have them in stock, however my storefront is currently down, but hopefully it will be back up soon.
@@srcchassis4617 ok cool. I’ll wait and check for your site to come back up
Can they be bought already built?
Can't find where to purchase
Are you still selling chassis???
Sorry for the slow reply, but I do still sell them, I am working on getting my site back up and going. I have a bad habit of jumping from hobby to hobby and with real work getting in the way I tend to slack off on keeping my website going. However I am hoping to do more videos and get back into actually slot racing again instead of just strictly building cars.
how fast have you been i went .501105 mph with a neo motor his was at pacific slotcar raceways
It has been a long time since I have ran a neo. I believe in the scale 1/4 mile my best pass was around an .820, however I can’t remember what that equates to in mph most likely somewhere around 50-55mph if I had to make a guess. This was with a hardbody and total weight of 127g. That I do remember lol
I feel like a kid again ! I used to want to convert model cars to slot , but with limited knowledge and materials I made one effort . My Dad had some old school Drag Racing set , scale was between HO and 1/25 . This set had two slingshot style dragsters , a christmas tree that had three yellow , literally , not side by side , one green and a red light on each side of the green . I was 9 or 10 years old and thought all I have to do is....take the dragsters apart and put the bottom half to my favorite model . I got the first one...tore apart and had started on the second one when Dad walked in . After he pointed out how much trouble I was in he pointed out a few things , like the damage to the motor and the fact the 1/25 scale cars wouldn't fit the track . Thought about the idea a lot over the years never pursued it though . I just stumbled across these videos a few days ago , and man oh man . My first question , and at this point all I'm familiar with are the models themselves , all I've seen are 1/24 scale videos . Are there complete kits motor and frame , gears etc , and is it 1/24 only ? Where can track be purchased ? This marks my beginning into making up for destroying my Dads dragsters , and actually living that childhood dream .
Thanks for the video. I am looking to get into drag racing and would like to build my own cars. Looking for any recommendations as far as jigs, chassis and anything else that would help me get started. Thanks
I like, very good !
When soldering the chassis to the body use heat sinks I.e alligator clips and you won't melt your body
Where's the best place to get them cut outs an axials and tires an motors in pa or where ever
Hello, I always encourage everyone to support their local track. I am not too familiar with tracks in PA, however there are many groups on Facebook who keep tabs on current track locations. As far as “cut outs” I am guessing you are talking about the chassis kits themselves. If so you can email me through my website www.srcchassis.com to place an order.
There is a track in York pa and Bally pa both of those are 1/8th mile tracks and one up in North East Pa. That's all I know of I am new to the hobby and just checked myself.
So the front part we’re the copper I think it is? We’re the electricity goes threw do you wrap the front part with copper wire or do you buy the piece?
@krvnjrcbs thanks!
Where’s part 3 I wanna see it run
are these still for sale? i looked on ebay but did not see them and store web page was not up. would love to pick up a few of these kits to build if they are still for sale
Yes I do still have them for sale. If you email me through the website I will get you set up 👍
Thank you!
What’s the website to order?
Srcchassis.com you can email me through there.
@@powershiftautomotive6107 out of business? website is gone..
@@tobius.maxilla I noticed that to....
The site should be back up soon, I get too involved with my actual work that my site suffers neglect unfortunately. I plan to have it back up and running ASAP.
I think your tip is too small. It can't hold enough heat to do the job quickly without all that excess flux. A larger broader tip will hold more heat and make your job easter. What watt soldering iron are you using?
I am using a Hakko 888D it has the chisel tip, I may have to see if they offer a wider version. Thank you for the input! 👍 I am under my other account name didn’t realize lol
thats the jig i just brought but will us my other one thats the right width
i need a 4 inch axle to use on this my 3/32 axle is short for this jig and thats the axle i use on my car any suggestions
what size pin holes tubes
I believe the tubing I use is 1/16”
WENT TO YOUR WEBSITE TO PURCHASE THE JIG. COULD NOT ACCESS?
gary dorman yes I do not personally offer the jigs. However if you contact precision slot cars they offer them.
@@powershiftautomotive6107 Bought the jig, thanks! New to this, what bearings for the rear axle?
IS THERE INSTRUCTION U GET TO BVUILD OR JUST HAVE TO FIGURE IT OUT
chas290620 there isn’t necessarily an instruction that comes with these, however there is a small build guide @ www.srcchassis.com under the build tab, as well as the reasoning behind this two part video to explain how to build one as well.
I have a few questions do you have a Facebook page
REEPARKILL ER yes I do it is just SRC Chassis
Thanks
Where do you buy the chassis kit and block?
Bearded Gamer I sell these on eBay. Just search SRC Chassis Eliminator PRO. And the jig is sold through Precision Slot Cars. They don’t have it listed on their website but if you email him he will make them to order.
Awesome video. What size tubing to you recommend for that chassis? Thank you.
David G thank you! I use 1/16” stainless tig rod, or you can use the .063 stainless tubing both work perfectly.
@@srcchassis4617 awesome, thank you. Looking forward to building that chassis.
David G Awesome! Hoepefully this helps out! Be sure to check out part 2 as well!