Showing posts with label scalextrtic motor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label scalextrtic motor. Show all posts

Monday, 4 April 2016

Mounting kit for a vintage Scalextric Mabuchi motor


This mounting kit allows the later more powerful Mabuchi motor to replace the vintage Scalextric Johnson 111 motor.

http://www.scalextric-car.co.uk/Parts/Motors/Mounting_kit_motor_Mabuchi/Mounting_kit_motor_Mabuchi.htm

http://www.scalextric-car.co.uk/Parts/Motors/Mounting_kit_motor_Mabuchi/Mounting_kit_motor_Mabuchi.htm


This vintage Scalextric motor mounting kit comprises the two black plastic mouldings shown above. This kit allows the later and more powerful Mabuchi motor to be fitted in place of the 1970s Johnson motor.
The more powerful Mabuchi motor is an absolute must if you want to upgrade the performance of your vintage Scalextric car fitted with the Johnson 111 motor.

The Mabuchi motor shown is not included in this kit.

Great Scalextric spare parts from Scalextric Car Restorations








Wednesday, 13 January 2016

Service kit for the Scalextric RX motor

A new service kit is available for the vintage Scalextric RX motors.  These open framed Scalextric motors were used from 1960 through to the mid 1970 on the majority of the Scalextric cars produced in the UK.  The service kit contains everything needed to get an old and tired motor back to full health.

Scalextric RX motor

The service kit contains:
Service kir fore the Scalextric RX motor

Another great service product from Scalextric Car Restorations

Friday, 1 January 2016

Improving the performance of your Scalextric Johnson 111 motor

For many, many years Scalextric fitted their cars with the Johnson 111 motor.  This is a solid reliable motor producing plenty of power for the grip available at the time.  With the advent of MAX Grip tyres and Neodymium magnets the Scalextric Johnson 111 motor can seem to lack power.

Scalextric Johnson 111 motor

We are often asked for the best way to upgrade this motor.  The simple answer is it’s not worth it.  A rewind will give a little more torque but that’s about is.  The best answer is to replace the Scalextric Johnson 111 motor with a modern Scalextric Mabuchi motor and use a set of motor mounting adaptor pieces to complete the motor form factor.

You can then choose from a selection of Scalextric Mabuchi motors to suit your specific needs.

Another great insight from Scalextric Car Restorations