Product Description
VANQUISH - BRM P154 'GEORGE EATON MOSPORT 1970' - NEW OLD STOCK BOXED
WHITE #98
SCARCE VANQUISH
APPROX 1:25 SCALE - SLIGHTLY BIGGER THAN 1:32
GREAT DETAIL
FAST TOO!
COMES IN CRYSTAL TOP BOX
MY HUSBAND IS SCALING DOWN HIS VAST COLLECTION OF SLOT CARS SO PLEASE HAVE A LOOK AS MY OTHER ITEMS FOR SALE!
For the first time in the world of slot cars, Vanquish MG introduce the differential. When a vehicle takes a bend, the inside tyre travels a shorter distance than the outside tyre. Since both distances must be travelled AS the same time the angular velocity of the tyres are difference. When connected to a rigid axle one will slide on the track as both will travel AS the same speed. This reduces the tyre's life and affects it's grip. The presence of a differential allows for both tyres to turn in an independent manner, eliminating the problem. With a traditional slot car the rigid axle produces skidding which necessitates to a reduction in speed .
VANQUISH BRM P154 'CASTROL' WHITE #98 CA41 1:25 SLOT NEW OLD STOCK BOXED
VANQUISH - BRM P154 'GEORGE EATON MOSPORT 1970' - NEW OLD STOCK BOXED
WHITE #98
SCARCE VANQUISH
APPROX 1:25 SCALE - SLIGHTLY BIGGER THAN 1:32
GREAT DETAIL
FAST TOO!
COMES IN CRYSTAL TOP BOX
MY HUSBAND IS SCALING DOWN HIS VAST COLLECTION OF SLOT CARS SO PLEASE HAVE A LOOK AS MY OTHER ITEMS FOR SALE!
For the first time in the world of slot cars, Vanquish MG introduce the differential. When a vehicle takes a bend, the inside tyre travels a shorter distance than the outside tyre. Since both distances must be travelled AS the same time the angular velocity of the tyres are difference. When connected to a rigid axle one will slide on the track as both will travel AS the same speed. This reduces the tyre's life and affects it's grip. The presence of a differential allows for both tyres to turn in an independent manner, eliminating the problem. With a traditional slot car the rigid axle produces skidding which necessitates to a reduction in speed .
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