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Does NSR make a hard (white) SW chassis for the Mosler that has adjustable front axle height (Evo 4)? I can't find one.

Audi1

Yes-the part # is NSR1422

Note that it is designed for anglewinder or inline, not sidewinder drive

Audi1,

I only know of the NSR1367, which is an EVO3 hard (white) chassis for the Mosler. But it does not have front axle adjustability.

SCC has some on the way... :D

Audi1,

Sometimes you just can not have your cake and eat it too.

About the best you can get at this time is the NSR1367, then add the SCC adjustable front axle height bits to it.

I feel for ya'.

Seems strange that they'd decided to go with only the long can motors in the Mosler (IL and AW). I thought that they'd had quite a bit of success with the SW set up. The long can motors are just too torquey for the tracks that I run on. Everybody seems to be running versions of the FC-130 motors; NSR, Scaleauto, Slot.It, etc.

Oh well, looks like the SCC axle blocks are going to be the way to go; unless I use the Evo 3 hard (white) chassis and just tune the front end with tire height and/or guide spacers.

Audi1

From what I see, you can't use a NSR sidewinder pod in the 1422 chassis. But...

You can use your favorite motor in the AW pod, even if it's the standard S can type. Either use the BNova adaptors, or simply glue the motor in place, and you should be good to go. Not quite as good as a true SW, but not too far off either...

Thanks Dickie / Steve.

Audi1