Originally Posted by
Airflow
So what does a "Modified" Brushless Motor mean?
An example is Nosram's Pure Evo motor
http://www.nosram.com/en/products/el...-105t/details/
What makes a brushless motor "modified"? Is it tweaked to provide better performance? Is it better than a non modified brushless motor, by how much?
So if I buy a non-modified motor, can I make it "modified"? How?
Or can I "modify" it? Can someone list in detail what parts of a brushless motor makes it qualify as "modified"?
To my knowledge, the main difference between a stock and a modified motor is the turn value.
Modified motors range from 3T to 10.5T and stock motors are 11T and up.
Look at LRP motors:
http://www.lrp.cc/en/products/electric-motors/
In the menu you can see that they differentiate their motors between Stock and Modified and you can see that they are separated by the turn range I mentioned.
You can also see that the stock motors have a different rotor than the modified motors, but seems that is the only difference.
What differences other brands have I don't know.