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WTB: SlotIt Wynn’s Porsche Chassis

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  • WTB: SlotIt Wynn’s Porsche Chassis

    Looking for a chassis or rear tunnel for a Wynn’s Porsche 962.
    Somewhere I saw a post where someone made a brass chassis for this car. Thought the factory chassis might be available.
    I did the hot water trick to flatten my chassis and the paint discolored.

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    Thats interesting 🤔 I just did a chassis baking. And all worked out perfect. Boiled the water to a steady roll and put the oven to 250 and let it sit over night with the oven off. And Wam! Perfect chassis. But my chassis was a sidways bmw m1 chassis. The paint was not harmed. Has two red parts painted on the back wonder if the paint they used on the sideways was better paint.

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    • #3
      Can someone share a video of the correct way to implement the "hot water trick" ? I'm intrigued!

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      • #4
        All try and make one soon. But if you look up on YouTube "ascc slot it set up" he does a great job in showing how to set up a slot car from scratch! I just followed his technique make sure to thumbs 👍.

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        • #5
          Not a video but straight from the manufacturer: http://slot.it/wp-content/uploads/20...-a-Chassis.pdf .
          For the doubters:
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          The paint that was in the water lightened. Original color is the darker of the two.

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          • #6
            I guess Slot.it needs to revise their document to state "Remove all rear trim/tunnel pieces.".

            I would suggest you either find some paint to match or paint it flat black.

            Or, send an email to Maurizio at Slot.it and they might send you a replacement piece.

            Peter
            PetesLightKits

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