How to Get Hot Wheels Loops to Work
To get those Hot Wheels loops working like a charm, first, make sure your track is fully snapped together - no gaps or loose connections. Then, give your cars a good push or use a booster to ensure they've got enough speed to defy gravity. And remember, not all Hot Wheels cars are made equal for looping; some are just better at it due to their weight and design, so experiment to find the best loopers in your collection!
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Gravity's a tough opponent, so make sure your Hot Wheels loop is on a flat surface to start. A slight tilt can sometimes help, but too much and your car's going sideways instead of loop-de-loop. Also, clean those tracks! Dust and dirt are the enemies of speed and smooth looping.
Lemme tell ya, it's all about the car choice. I found some cars just hug those loops better than others. My '69 Dodge Charger? Flies through them. Experiment with different cars; you might be surprised which ones ace those loops.
Just yeet it harder. Honestly, some cars just need a bit more oomph to make it through.
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