Love the 440 Series. I ran them for years on my 4 lane Tyco with a 20' straight-away! I ran hot armatures, stronger springs and contacts. I also re-geared them as well with Delrin gears. All while using a hi-perf. wallpack!! I found that by moving up to a larger ring gear the car had more top end and less spinning out on tight turns due to less torque at the wheels! Try them some time it's a worthwhile hop up and very affordable!!! Happy Turkey day!! Oh and Silicone tires with a dab of silicone to hold the tires on the rim to prevent slipping....
Tyco 440/440X2 are VERY easy to work on once you get used to them. Been doing it for years. Have watched lots of utube videos and the vast majority are pretty clueless. Doing things the hard way and using tools and things I never use. Each to his own I guess but there are easy ways to do everything. Understand the "thing" you are working on! Q tips and alcohol? Never. Q tips leave fibers behind and alcohol removes moisture from the plastic, weakening it. See so many people doing this. Pliers to remove brush barrels? Another mistake unless you plan on replacing them.
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Love the 440 Series. I ran them for years on my 4 lane Tyco with a 20' straight-away! I ran hot armatures, stronger springs and contacts. I also re-geared them as well with Delrin gears. All while using a hi-perf. wallpack!! I found that by moving up to a larger ring gear the car had more top end and less spinning out on tight turns due to less torque at the wheels! Try them some time it's a worthwhile hop up and very affordable!!! Happy Turkey day!! Oh and Silicone tires with a dab of silicone to hold the tires on the rim to prevent slipping....
One of, if not my favorite chassis ...so far.
Thank you Troy. Thank you for keeping posting great vids and for promoting the slot car hobby. Best Regards.
Watching old videos, fantastic! 😉👍
I have several 440x2 cars! Love'm had a couple for years! Have a few hp2's also, gotta love Tyco!
Congrats on the 1,000 subs........
+vitoman50 thanks Kevin
The 440 X2 Best Motors vs AFX✨🚘
Great Demo and not a single profanity!
Keep posting, Beauty Mate.
Jono Edwards : Never any profanity . Mans got good class .👍
Hey great videos I always put you and Vito on when I'm messing with mine. Was wondering what kind of power you're running to the VRP?
👍🏁 Thank you Good Tips . On site.....
Wow I want a dyno like that. Where did you get it?
Tyco 440/440X2 are VERY easy to work on once you get used to them. Been doing it for years. Have watched lots of utube videos and the vast majority are pretty clueless. Doing things the hard way and using tools and things I never use. Each to his own I guess but there are easy ways to do everything. Understand the "thing" you are working on! Q tips and alcohol? Never. Q tips leave fibers behind and alcohol removes moisture from the plastic, weakening it. See so many people doing this. Pliers to remove brush barrels? Another mistake unless you plan on replacing them.
It's a Patriot by Wizzard.
Will afx gplus motor brushes work as well in Tyco 440 2 chassis?
where did you apply the oil?
Ho slot cars are my favorite
What kind of oil is that you use?
can you do a zoomed in video
Dino tester is it possible that I can buy one?
You can find them at www.VRPslotcarRacing.com
I am looking for a tycoo trc tune up kix
+Bryanw2 try slotcarcentral.com or jaghobbies.com
ok ty
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steel wool never do that thats dumb