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replacing motor bearings, do brca allow?

hi, looking for some clarification,
I'm looking at purchasing a new motor for the upcoming indoor winter series, the motor I want Is on the brca list, the company also sells uprated bearings to fit the motors, I just wanted to know if this would then deem the motor illegal? ive looked on the brca website and I think its allowed, just wondered if anyone has crossed this bridge before?

thanks in advance.

i just had a reply from the b.r.c.a directly, and apparently, yes you can change the bearings, as a direct replacement or upgrade. as long as they are the same size as the originals.
jus in case anyone else wanted to know!

Yes you can, be it for the upgraded ceramic or another make. Rcbearings do good motor bearings too.

Some manufactures of motors sell alloy timing rings, alloy screws, which give less effect to the magnetic field and are not listed on the motor list. These currently are also legal to fit.

Tcboy has It wrong I'm afraid

thanks for your input mark, I was looking at some alloy accessories too, might be able to re think this now!
many thanks

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Originally Posted by tcboy1983 (Post 976180)

I was told no might of changed , was told that the motors are homologated as they come out the box not the hopups , U replace like for like if u have to that's what I was told ,other wise u get some one spend to much on a motor or custom made by company's like fantom and think u could do it with a kill shot (I know of some one that had one with extras and motor was band from metting)

I am at a national start of Aug will ask them there

I have been racing gt nationals where we use the list, my facts come from the eb, and being part of the brca exec admin team....

As for it may have changed, its actiually a continuation from brushed motor classes
As for like for like, if the manufacture puts in grade 3 bearings and you fit grade 5, in your world thats a fail, in the real world, how would an official be able to prove it?