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    AS OF THE CLUB MEETING 9/25 – the members present voted Aye/for and David approved the use of the Slot.IT inline crown gears.

    MANDATORY:  Slot.IT crowns can only match the tooth-count(z-number) offered by NSR;

    24, 25, 27

    RPMs: using the stock 10z pinion: at 11v:  27/10= 7265  25/10 = 7847 24/10 = 8174

    RECOMENDED: Brass/bronze vs. Alloy/aluminum   // brass seems to wear less.

    Important Note:  NSR motors are setup to turn Counter-Clockwise (lefty) vs. Slot.ITs which turn CW/righty – looking at the motor from the pinion end.  If you install a crown with the plastic gear bed on the right (looking at the pinion end) the car will run Backwards, and you’ll notice a slightly smaller/tighter open area in the gear box.  DO NOT ‘fix’ the problem by swapping motor wires – you are now messing up the Advance (deg.) the motor has built into the Armature.  You are also now running the armature backwards (from any break-in from the factory or when you prepp’ed it).

    Some 4-40 grub screws are a little too long in the arbor/collar of the gear and can hit the motor or pinion.

    /**  To Series Manager Dave  Cass and ASCC members; my sincere thanks  for accepting  the proposal to run Slot.it crown gears as an option to the NSR gears for the F1 series. These gears will make the F1 car smoother and more reliable.  Ran over 200 laps today with no issues.   Tip: Have added significant weight.  These cars in the right hands are sub 3.8 possible.   John/Lotus-JR **/

    "... get on your bad motor scooter and ride!"
    Sammy with Montrose

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    At 4-years old in Pensacola I repaired my steering linkage on my Ford Pedal-car. Dad later converted this car to a Blue Angel with ailerons and elevators with a working "stick/yoke"; the rudder was controlled by the steering wheel. I like all motorsports - I grew up going to a NASCAR Feeder track with Sportsman and Modified classes, and was lucky to attend drag races in 1970 at Orange County Raceway. My first solder-iron was a Christmas gift at 9yo; I modified T-Jets to be AFX spec before AFX Cars were in local stores. I rebuilt a few tractor & car (SIMCA) engines plus transmissions by 15yo (I still have my ring-compressor and valve spring tool) I am a former mountain and road bike geek & perennial sound engineer. Struggling guitar hobbyist and Amp "tweeker"