Thank you for this video. I set up all of my revos as well as my mates’ cars accordingly and they not only work beautifully and run whisper quiet, but out of 10 cars, 9 run within less than a tenth of a second on my ~6.4sec track. At one point I was able to drive 6 of them back to back, so track conditions were the same, and finish with their best laps within 2 hundreds of a second =) And the best thing is, all of them handle absolutely differently, each car requires a slightly different style, yet over the full lap they are neck and neck! You should get sponsorship by revoslot, this video played a large part in convincing me and my group to try and finally adopt these cars =D
Glad to help out fellow slotters! Great cars that RevoSlot has made. With minimal work, they all run very nice. Good luck, have fun and stay in the slot!
We love racing Revo Slot on our digital plastic track. I find the viper is a bit long and tail-happy in our tighter radius corners - so I will be interested to see how these mods will go! Great video!
Fairly new to, or returning to slot cars after nearly a 50 year absence. Just purchased a Carrera Digital 132 set. Are there any non Carrera cars, such as this one, that is compatible with my Carrera track out of the box without me having to do anything?
Only Carrera digital cars are compatible with Carrera digital track systems. You can however install Carrera digital chips in almost any brand of slot cars. You can get an Carrera analog base and use a switch to go to analog when you want to race analog cars.
You are quite welcome. If you are familiar with Home Racing World, it may benefit you to look them up on Facebook, or become a member on their forum. Any information you can think of can and will be answered. Here’s a link to the HRW Forum. www.hrwforum.com/
I was directed here by a recent Area 51 Raceway NC video. I just bought my first RevoSlot car, so this video is a great help with tuning tips!
Great setup tips. going to try this with the new C5 Corvettes.
Great video! Thanks. I just bought a older Viper. Does yours have a hole for a digital chip?
@@robsylvia9593 These older models do not. But easy enough to drill/dremel a spot for them
Nice video. I would have liked you to put it back out on trued oem tyres to show the improvement before fitting silicones though.
Thank you for this video. I set up all of my revos as well as my mates’ cars accordingly and they not only work beautifully and run whisper quiet, but out of 10 cars, 9 run within less than a tenth of a second on my ~6.4sec track. At one point I was able to drive 6 of them back to back, so track conditions were the same, and finish with their best laps within 2 hundreds of a second =)
And the best thing is, all of them handle absolutely differently, each car requires a slightly different style, yet over the full lap they are neck and neck!
You should get sponsorship by revoslot, this video played a large part in convincing me and my group to try and finally adopt these cars =D
Glad to help out fellow slotters! Great cars that RevoSlot has made. With minimal work, they all run very nice. Good luck, have fun and stay in the slot!
We love racing Revo Slot on our digital plastic track. I find the viper is a bit long and tail-happy in our tighter radius corners - so I will be interested to see how these mods will go! Great video!
Cool, good luck! One of the Vipers in our group is the 2nd fastest Revo on our track, out of about 40 of them!
great guide video. I just got a pair of revo's, can you tell me what and where you got the braid and the lube and your tools? thanks
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@@wareagleriver7980 thank you.
Fairly new to, or returning to slot cars after nearly a 50 year absence. Just purchased a Carrera Digital 132 set. Are there any non Carrera cars, such as this one, that is compatible with my Carrera track out of the box without me having to do anything?
Only Carrera digital cars are compatible with Carrera digital track systems. You can however install Carrera digital chips in almost any brand of slot cars. You can get an Carrera analog base and use a switch to go to analog when you want to race analog cars.
@@wareagleriver7980 - Thank you, that’s what I needed to know. 👍
You are quite welcome. If you are familiar with Home Racing World, it may benefit you to look them up on Facebook, or become a member on their forum. Any information you can think of can and will be answered.
Here’s a link to the HRW Forum.
www.hrwforum.com/