Track Review of the AGM Top Racer Set

[@jeffnorbert1871]

Yes. Features. Had the word at the tip of my tongue and when you couldn't find the word for a moment I understood you completely. What they really are, they are gimmicks. Doesn't really want to register in the mind of a technically skilled and proficient individual. Loops, squeeze tracks (car breakers) and a jump. Far removed from a cnc routed pro level track. Does seem to be a very good set for it's intended market as you stated and I thought that little jump worked well and may be the best feature. Another aspect of the hobby brought to light in another exceptionally high quality video. Always a pleasure to watch these!

[@Grillman45600]

This brings so much memories my uncle have this when I was little

[@christopherlastname7638]

Great review just found your channel and I have been watching like crazy ! My son and I lost are slot car stuff to hurricane Irma and I am trying to save for a life like but every time I get the money something always comes up so my son and I watch video till we can get one !

[@BigRalphSmith]

Looks like probably very few of these sets ever make it out of China (although I assume it came with a north American style plug). Definitely weren't trying to adhere to any widely available size standard. Sort of like what you'd expect to see from a European manufacturer like Carrera if they made an "HO" set. Hope to see more "workbench" type videos soon. Thanks for the review.

[@Evoskylution17]

please do more of this AGM slot car

[@dantop1280]

Nice review and nice to have something a wee bit different.....

[@TaShadan]

I think there are 2 versions. The Top Racer series is 1:64 which is Hotwheels/Matchbox size and there is AGM Micro City, which is 1:87 ~ H0.

[@sombrasgoficial]

Can anyone who has tested different sets which would you say is better taking into considerations all te aspects features lenght cars controls: Go carrera AGM Scalectric others? If there is a review for all the best please share it

[@riggenracer]

My focus in on HO scale sets. This AGM review was really sort of a 'one-off' for a larger scale. I cannot offer any direction on 1/43rd, 1/32, or 1/24th scale slot cars and sets.

[@gregoryfox7551]

Your reviews are always helpful. Thank you for that. The question I have is will a typical lifelike or tyco car run on this track. It doesn’t appear that their cars would run on a typical lifelike tyco autoworld track without some major modifications. It would be interesting to see how a 16v or 20v transformer would work on this track. Just saying interesting....

[@riggenracer]

Traditional HO cars do not run on it.

[@TF23DayRespawn]

Can you do a review of the bandai press hard T-6000 course? It's a drifting setup

[@Emperorjones]

This reminds me of the old Eldon set from the late 50s early 60s.

[@jkosmorsky]

Hi, if you could help my dad and I that would be appreciated. My dad purchased this for his grandson. We assembled it but the problem we are having is that one remote is controlling the cars on both tracks. We’re not sure if we have it assembled or connected wrong. Do you have any advice about how to help us make it so that each remote only controls the car on its correct track? We’re having trouble finding help about this because of the language barrier on the website. Thanks!

[@riggenracer]

Sounds like you used only one cross over track piece. If the set comes with them, you have to use both. Other than that, you will have to contact the manufacturer.

[@EvetteLewis05]

So this track can not be added to a regular 1:64 track

[@theBSisreal]

Are the rails of this set too narrow for the Mega G+?

[@riggenracer]

Yes. Traditional HO cars do not run well on it.

[@maceohopkins619]

Hey what's the web site?

[@amitkumarkashyap3883]

Lols i saw first roller coster car toy from korea