They turned out great!

Now you need to get tuning on those SHOWDOWN cars!

This time of year we see a lot of new faces as well as returning enthusiasts. Many are looking for ideas for their own new slot car empire. So let us share a pic or two for those looking a quick "cruise" of what we have shall we? Our routed oval - 5 x 16. "The Show-Me Speedway" h...

I would like to welcome all newcomers to the hobby and old HRW. Here are two examples of starter sized track sets that would be great for you to start the hobby with. Before you read, a couple points on my selections: 1. These are small, budget friendly sets. Why? Because over the years nothing frus...

No sir, it's just a standard pocket. Perhaps I did not word it correctly. So let's try illustrations? I like pictures. You see the "bulge" here under the Porsche chassis at the crown gear area? They molded the chassis to completely enclose the crown. http://homeracingworld.us/TeamHRW/wp-co...

Thank you sir. Very in depth feedback that is priceless. You make a good point on guard rails. But to answer the question, yes the cars are stuck down enough so we can race at that limited speed. I agree they NEED these in the sets but what do we know eh? The price difference is all about the ARC as...

Other item, off topic sort of. I decided to add some thin, self stick lead INSIDE. On my track I have clearance. But some folks here have rules against it. Not that I try and tune for other rules all the time, but I tried it. Plenty of room on each side of the motor and up front. I had a slight &quo...

Thanks Bob! Knew I could count on you.

Huh? Yes...umm no?

Yes it has the standard S can motor 21,500.

No it's not slimline.

Ok refreshed the chart. Thanks for helping me. Thought I had it right!

Nice!!

Yes any scale.

Yeah...now we are talking.

Oh yeah, I like that. I need that bench seat! Well done.

Oh yes sir, have seen this latest track. Mr. Urbas is quite skilled.

Ok sir PM sent