I know the mods are legal but are the stock endbells legal. Of course you would have to use orion/peak motors but is there any talk of making them legal for stock racing?

I guess no one's going to answer this?

no.. a stock motor ca not be changed in any way fromits original packaging.. exept for brushes, and spring posts... roar will have to aprove this endbell first...

i had heard orion was going to offer a stock motor with this installed... but selling it for 45 bucks as a mod, makes me think the price will be high.. and most sanctioning bodies, have a maximum price for a stock motor to be sold.. they also require it to be aproved, and in enough quantity for people to purchase it freely...

even a mod motor will not be legal to run this type of endbell, unless it is an orion or top based motor.. you cant put it on an epic or a reddy motor and have it be lagal... this is what i was told...

Thanks Burbs, I knew someone would have an answer. I meant my ? from the point of is there any talk/effort on Orions part to get one approved but sounds like the answer is no. :thumbsup:

got one today. on the box it says v2 stock endbell adaptation-epic. the features and so on then meets ifmar.jmrca. efra.brca.and roar specitcations so it is suitable for worldwide.thats what it say. not me. I know if i run it at my track i most likly will be DQ. I just want to try things with it and put on my dyno.

almost all stock motors meet the proper specs.. but are not aproved.. either because there is not enough in circulation, or they dont submit them...

Burbs your right didn't look at that way.

I tried 1 on a stock last week with both brushes it comes with motors lost rpm and power havent tryed on a 19 turn yet

I found with mine that the more I over geared it the better it ran. With the end bell it will run cooler and you can run the crap out of it.I tried 1 on a stock last week with both brushes it comes with motors lost rpm and power havent tryed on a 19 turn yet