Inox is always first to the finish line in Slot Car Racing.
“MX3… The Magic Bullet for speed and conductivity – bar none.” — Tim Wondergem, Slot Car Enthusiast
When it comes to Racing, Inox is the sure fire winner.
Racing Applications
INOX- The real deal.
Got mine today ( Amazon); absolutely great stuff period.
My 4-lane Artin layout is (Venture silvered), copper taped, with a Pyramid 25 variable power usually cranked up, so lots of frequent cleaning for carbon build up…
I’ve tried everything over the years, Q D Electrical Contact cleaner, WD-40 (of course), Rail Zip, Marvel Mystery Oil, etc.
Using Inox earlier today – just cleaning 2 of the frequently run lanes, and treating braids on a dozen or so cars, proved to be the greatest single boost of power & conductivity I’ve experienced among everything I’ve tried. Clearly it was more effective than was the copper tape I applied (tediously), to all four lanes last year. [Read more...]
INOX for Slot Car RacingFrom: Tim Wondergem
Sent: Monday, 12 July 2010 2:29 PM
Subject: Great product
Hello:
In recent weeks your product has working miracles on slot car tracks around the world ( applied to braids and the electrical rails on tracks) !
It was recently the subject of a long enthusiastic thread on “Slot Car Illustrated”, which lead me to pruchase a small bottle from Amazon.com. I just completed testing on my home track – and posted my comments under my screen name – “Slipstick”. [Read more...]
Miraculous Transformation (new type of rail/braid treatment)
Hello, Everyone. I’m glad you took a minute or two to read this post. I’ve mentioned this in some other threads on SCI, as well as here and there around the Internet, and I thought it was high time I told the whole story. It also seemed appropriate that I started a thread specifically about it so that I don’t deslot other threads every time I mention it. From now on, when I mention it, I’ll link to this thread and leave the other one alone.
I’ll cut to the chase for those who are short on time. Go to Amazon and search for “Inox injector”, buy that, and apply it lightly to the rails on your track. Less is more, so don’t over do it. Wipe off any excess, and then marvel at how smooth your cars drive, and how power delivery and response, even/especially for digital systems, are absolutely pristine. And the best part is, you’ll barely ever have to clean the rails again. If you don’t believe me, keep reading.
For those with extra time to spend reading, here’s the whole story… [Read more...]
