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I would take a code 80 joiner and slip on the code 80 track and then take a smooth-jawed pair of pliers and sma***he other end of the joiner making a compromise joint. <br />Then solder the code 55 rail on to the smashed portion of the joiner. <br />I did this with code 70 to 55 track and it worked great. <br />Good luck, <br />gtr
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