My new Testing Track
I've built a product testing track. Here are the items that are on hand or in process of being shipped for use on the track. Any interest in seeing videos and test results? Got ideas on what to do with all this? 
Hot Wheels Modern Orange Track
- Hot Wheels Tracks Expansion Packs Track Pieces & Connectors 4 Packs of 2 (Straight Track)
Hot Wheels 1960's - 1970's Track
- Vintage Dual-Lane Curve Pak Hot Wheels ® by Mattel ™ in box © 1969
- Hot Wheels Redline Track Hot Turn Sizzler Sizzlers (2) 1969 Orange Mattel 2 - lane 180
- Hot Wheels Redline Sizzlers [1] 180 Degree Curve Track Part US 1969 1- lane
Sizzlers -
- Hot Wheels Sizzlers Giant O Race Set Fat Track 2006 NOS Unopened Box
- Hot Wheels Sizzlers Giant O Race Set Fat Track 2006 New Opened Box
Spool Heads -
- SR 1:55 Banked Turn - 90° - 2 lane
- SR 1:55 Banked Turn - Expansion Kit - Requires 90° or 180° SR 1:55 Banked Turn Kit - 2 lane
- SR 1:55 Banked Turn - 180° -2 lane
Slanman Customs
- Banked 90 degree Curve - 2 lane
- Modular 45 Degree Curves Lane Size: 2 Lane Mod 45
Etsy Curves
- Curve Track - 90 Degree - Die Cast Track Compatible, Curve Track - 90 Degree - Die Cast Track Compatible
Amazon
- Racetrack Ramp Compatible With Hot Wheels Tracks | Create Epic Racecar Jumps | Connector for Racetracks | Made in USA (Jump Ramp, 5 Pack)
- Racetrack Connectors Compatible with Hot Wheels, 90 Degree Banked Turn, 4 Packs, Upgrade Edition (Blue)
Ebay
- Curve Track Set Pieces for Hot Wheels Curved + Connectors (10-Pack)
Playrobotis Timing Systems
- 4 Lane Drag Racing Timing System
- PRO Timing System
Discussion
Hearing cars glide over vintage orange track is my kind of ASMR!
Blending old school track with today's tech, I dig it. If you're going this hard already in sourcing open lane track, Spool Heads can't be beat by any other system (Magna Track, Sizzler, Fat Track, AFCR) in terms of accommodating a wider range of castings and user setup experience that allows for far gentler slope degrees needed to get cars through the turns, which also means less vertical space needed to build a track that functions well, getting the best performance out of the cars you run on it
Gotta say, not only is what you have on hand already enviable, track and timers, but the space and flexibility for layouts even at this early stage, too
- Yes I have a lot of spool head products here or on order. He's an incredible designer and his product is engineered great. His only problem is the tools he has to work with. 3d printing in segments kills speed if components aren't aligned perfectly. Not his fault it's a limitation of 3d printing. But if you get it all to align perfectly the cars scream through his 2 lane180. I'll post a video on you tube showing you. Misalignment cost .02 to .05 seconds or more on runs. Also, that 1969 Sizzlers 180 single lane high bank is a great performer. — Greenjo2
Here's my first rough production of a product review. Check out the notes section on the video for a draft product write up.
Okay, the YouTube Channel is almost fully developed. The product testing videos are starting to take shape.
Almost 4K views in two days.
https://youtube.com/@diecastprovinggrounds?si=pxzj8j3Betqb_YQB
DUDE.
That's quite a collection you have.
Yes, I'm interested in seeing how this all works out.