Shoreline Model Raceways - Resources     Setup Tips Mike Chiocchio (Smokeio) has put together a series of how-to articles to help club members setup competitive cars for the various Shoreline classes.  Click on the links below to take advantage of Mike's know-how and experience setting up and tuning very competitive slot cars.  Thank you Mike for pulling this information together and sharing it with other club members.   General Tuning and Setup Tips Guide Flag Modifications IRL Setup Tips Scaley Nextel Setup Tips Scaley TransAm Setup Tips   Parts The rules for the various Shoreline Model Raceways Club classes sometimes allow for non-stock parts.  Click on the link below to see a list of some of the more commonly used aftermarket parts available for this purpose.  Please note the list is not all-inclusive - in many cases there are other aftermarket parts which could also be used.  The list will be updated periodically based on feedback from club members.   Non-Stock Parts Information     Tools Click on the link below to see a list of some of the more popular tools used to build and maintain 1/32 scale slot cars.  Please note the list is not all-inclusive - in many cases there are other tools and/or brands of tools which are functionally equivalent.  The list will be updated periodically based on feedback from club members.   Tools Information     Lightweight Interior Templates Some Shoreline Model Raceways Club classes allow the stock interior to be replaced with a lightweight version (make sure to check the rules first).  While lightweight interiors are available commercially, they can also be easily made using common materials such as paper, overhead transparencies (available at office supply stores) or thin plastic sheeting.  The templates below can be printed on paper and used "as-is" or transferred to other materials as desired.  More templates are planned for the future so check back from time-to-time.   Note:  Most printers will automatically adjust ("scale") the material to be printed to fit within the default printer page margins.  The templates must be printed full-size (no scaling) to fit properly.  To override default printer scaling, select "Printer Setup" from the "File" menu.  The setting to be changed will vary by printer but will typically be something like "Fit to Printer Margin" or "Reduce to Printer Margins".  If so, there should be an option to turn it off or adjust it.       Scalextric NASCAR Monte Carlo (2005)     Scalextric NASCAR Pontiac     Scalextric NASCAR Taurus (pre-2005)     Scalextric NASCAR Taurus (2005)     Scalextric Porsche 911     Scalextric TransAm Camaro     Scalextric TransAm Mustang   Tip:  After printing the desired template(s) but before cutting them out, take a piece of 2"-3" wide clear packing tape and place it over the template.  This will make the template more durable without adding any appreciable weight.     You will need Adobe(R) Acrobat(R) Reader software to view the documents linked to on this page.  Acrobat(R) Reader is free - you can download it from the Adobe(R) website by clicking on the icon below.