Agreed. I'm glad I had the foresight to buy several G-Plus springs from a guy who sold new old stock parts before I started to restore my first G-Plus chassis. Had a few that got away from me too. lol
Stay away from the Mega G chassis, the brush springs in those are microscopic in comparison. Not my favourite chassis, not by a long shot. The xtraction only gave me grief while trying to put the armature back in without disturbing the brushes, but I have the hang of it now.
It looks like you were cleaning the com with a wire brush. We used to use a fiberglass pencil to clean the com while under power. Have you tried that method? Love the G Plus. Nice video, thanks.
I'm happy to see that I'm not the only one that has a little trouble with the brush barrels on these. These were much easier to do when I was a kid. I usually use a metal cookie sheet when taking apart and reassembling chassis. It helps to contain flying parts but doesn't catch them all. Great video. Thanks for doing these videos.
I HAVE LOVED HO-SCALE RACING SINCE KINDERGARTEN... SO YOUR CHANNEL IS LIKE GOING HOME AGAIN... AND YOU ARE RIGHT ENGINE SPRINGS ARE THE WORST... YOU HAVE A SUBSCRIBER HERE... MAY BUILD ME ANOTHER SET AGAIN...
I think the G-plus was one of the hardest to work on. Brushes were a big problem.
Glad I'm not the only one who has trouble with motor brush springs. Lost three trying to reassemble xtraction chase
Agreed. I'm glad I had the foresight to buy several G-Plus springs from a guy who sold new old stock parts before I started to restore my first G-Plus chassis. Had a few that got away from me too. lol
I keep a good supply of the springs just in case of one of the damn springs flying off into oblivion.
Stay away from the Mega G chassis, the brush springs in those are microscopic in comparison. Not my favourite chassis, not by a long shot. The xtraction only gave me grief while trying to put the armature back in without disturbing the brushes, but I have the hang of it now.
I'm with ya on all counts. Love the G-plus cars, love the 1970's F1's and that Leiger is too cool
It looks like you were cleaning the com with a wire brush. We used to use a fiberglass pencil to clean the com while under power. Have you tried that method? Love the G Plus. Nice video, thanks.
I'm watching this video now realizing it's 5 years ago man prices were a lot cheaper then weren't they?
I like the speedshift. It will go either direction on the track. Lol
Should a showed what made the speed shifter the car it was. Could go both directions on track. I like mine. It goes fast.
$33 for the ligier??? I wish it was that cheap now.
I'm happy to see that I'm not the only one that has a little trouble with the brush barrels on these. These were much easier to do when I was a kid. I usually use a metal cookie sheet when taking apart and reassembling chassis. It helps to contain flying parts but doesn't catch them all. Great video. Thanks for doing these videos.
Same here I use a small cookie sheet with a micro fiber or hand towel to catch any parts that slip out of my ig sausage fingers🤣🏁
Great looking cars you bought, I prefer 1/32,😀😀😀
It would have been good to see a dyno test of the before and after tune-up. Love your videos, keep up the good work.
The barrelholder clip is my big problem. ..
I am learning. .🏁🏁
What are the best track magnets for the super g and g+, cause my stock ones are garbage
+d aach I've only used stock magnets on these cars
I too have trouble with them brush clips... I do the same as you with each chassis off E~Bay 🏁🏁🏁
@Otis Saint Will have to check that out ‼️👌🏼👍🏻 Thank you
@Madden Bryce Going to check it out , Thank you ✌🏻👌🏼👍🏻
thanks for sharing... i love the work you are doing... KEEP IT UP!!!
+Len Overkeil thank you Len
I HAVE LOVED HO-SCALE RACING SINCE KINDERGARTEN... SO YOUR CHANNEL IS LIKE GOING HOME AGAIN... AND YOU ARE RIGHT ENGINE SPRINGS ARE THE WORST... YOU HAVE A SUBSCRIBER HERE... MAY BUILD ME ANOTHER SET AGAIN...
TGFRK Thank Goodness For Repair Kits
Hey I’m just starting out for the first time I’m not what are the best tools to use
Checkout tools of the trade video I did it will help
Been watching you for years. Great information!
Thank you Troy.
I have rebuilt many slot cars could you give me a sight for tycoo tcr slot car made in the 70s ty
+Bryanw2 I have never did anything with the tcr car but we will have to in the future
Love you videos.
Just wondering how to ask you questions. do you have an email? of how would I go that.
My email is sntozman@gmail.com to answer your other I shoot my video on my phone and edit on the fly
no, the software you are using for lap time/speed...
Sorry about that I us trackmate
Sounds like you pulse the throttle all the time? If so why do you do that over being smooth with it?
+Jason Dickson my controller is really squeaky it makes it sound more that it really is
a few drops of braid juice or Ford atf than wipe with your finger fixes the contact sqeek. normal oil on the other moving parts