Pro-Slot "Euro" Motors used in plastic chassis applications

[oldtimer]

I race a variety of plastic chassis/magnetized cars (Scalextric/Slot.it/Pioneer, etc.). In all of my upgrades, I use various motors (25, 30 & 40K motors) from Scalextric, Slot.it and NSR, all of the end bell design.
With interest, I read in another post where the Pro-Slot "Euro" motors virtually snap into the plastic chassis.
I was curious to know if anyone can elaborate on which specific "Euro" motor(s) this may include.
I am also curious to know comparatively, how the "Euro" motor compares performance-wise to some of the upgraded motors offered by Slot.it and NSR, etc.
And lastly, some comments if someone out there uses a motor combination of this kind.
Thanks

[Florida_Slotter]

[FootScoot]

I bought one of them a few years ago. I never did use it, and now don't know where it's at. May have to do some digging around and check it out again. :)

[RichD]

I bought a ProSlot Euro 26K motor a number of years ago, as it turned out they were not legal for the racing that I was doing at the time and I can't recall how it ran. I used a lot of ProSlot stuff when I raced 1/24th cars and won a lot of races with them. The Euro motors are higher quality than the typical motor intended for 1/32nd racing, they have real brush springs, so it is easy to align the brush hoods and adjust the spring tension. I would expect that these motors would have better sample to sample uniformity than the typical 1/32nd motor.

[TuscoTodd]

[Florida_Slotter]