If your've got a tack thats outside (in my undercover BBQ area) whats the best way to keep it clean? I've got a little bit of light rust on some parts of my track, can you use WD-40 to keep the rust at bay.
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Started by skulldrifter, Feb 01 2009 11:34 AM
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Posted 01 February 2009 - 11:34 AM
Skulldrifter.
Some say he was born in the back of an AE86. Some say he even has negative camber on his feet. All we know is he's the Skulldrifter!
Some say he was born in the back of an AE86. Some say he even has negative camber on his feet. All we know is he's the Skulldrifter!
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Posted 01 February 2009 - 11:40 AM
Are you talking about the rails?
If so there is a produce (can't remember the name) that is designed for this, the shop guys will know what it is, its like a polish that leaves a protective coating but does not affect the power etc.
If so there is a produce (can't remember the name) that is designed for this, the shop guys will know what it is, its like a polish that leaves a protective coating but does not affect the power etc.
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Posted 01 February 2009 - 01:11 PM
Yer sorry it's the rails I was taking about.
Skulldrifter.
Some say he was born in the back of an AE86. Some say he even has negative camber on his feet. All we know is he's the Skulldrifter!
Some say he was born in the back of an AE86. Some say he even has negative camber on his feet. All we know is he's the Skulldrifter!
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Posted 01 February 2009 - 01:28 PM
Mine is inside but I have used both WD spray and Rail Zip which is a product designed for model railways on the rails with no negative effects.
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Posted 01 February 2009 - 05:31 PM
Do you just wipe the track over with WD?
Skulldrifter.
Some say he was born in the back of an AE86. Some say he even has negative camber on his feet. All we know is he's the Skulldrifter!
Some say he was born in the back of an AE86. Some say he even has negative camber on his feet. All we know is he's the Skulldrifter!
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Posted 01 February 2009 - 05:55 PM
Rail Zip was the one I was thinking of
we use wd40 on the club track but we run foam tires, I don't think its a good idea with rubber...too slippery
we use wd40 on the club track but we run foam tires, I don't think its a good idea with rubber...too slippery
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Posted 01 February 2009 - 07:59 PM
i found that rail zip is good and it also gives a better power flow between the conections. i use it on the braids of my cars so they get more conductivity and it works.
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Posted 07 February 2009 - 12:54 PM
I used WD and now I've shaved .3 second off my lap tims!
Skulldrifter.
Some say he was born in the back of an AE86. Some say he even has negative camber on his feet. All we know is he's the Skulldrifter!
Some say he was born in the back of an AE86. Some say he even has negative camber on his feet. All we know is he's the Skulldrifter!
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Posted 07 February 2009 - 03:04 PM
skulldrifter, on Feb 7 2009, 01:54 PM, said:
I used WD and now I've shaved .3 second off my lap tims!
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