Slot Car Tech Tip - Using Tungsten Weight for ballast.

[@slotcarfun7058]

Interessantes Video , von Wolfram als Bleiersatz hab ich heute das erste mal gehört , sehr interessant👍 Danke für das Video und Grüße aus Deutschland Hubert

[@slotcardude68]

Ich benutze es schon lange sowohl bei 1/32ern wie auch bei 1/24ern. Funktioniert toll da es knetbar ist und somit überall hin gegeben werden kann!!
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[@jeffjohnson3504]

Great Tech Tip!

[@ollien3359]

Thanks! Another great video. I can't wait to play more with magless cars

[@cabelo75_slot80]

I don't understand so much about replicas, but if (with chassis modifications) placed guide's car some milimeters ahead from the original position, perhaps would gain some turn stability without (or less) ballast. The distance between traction axle and guide is very important to car's behaviour too.
Greetings from Brazil!

[@metalmicky]

You can get tungsten putty from angling shops, fishermen use it instead of lead.

[@norcalslotcarsceneandvinta3518]

And a lot of that cheap tungsten putty with run over time and make a mess of your chassis. I've tried the cheap putty and will not use it. It may work, but test it first or you will have a mess on your chassis.

[@RMinOZ1]

Howdy. Im needing to know how you cut your tungsten rod..........pretty tough stuff 😅 ?? Thank you

[@norcalslotcarsceneandvinta3518]

Use a Dremel diamond cutting wheel. Part #545