[~KevJ~]

I'm just posting this here to help me manage screens as I'm working from iPhone, this is the spec of your recommended axi for reference,

You will be surprised by the very high power delivered by these small and very robust, but light weight (45g with power cables) brushless motors with rotating case suitable for all models of Slow and Park Fly size weight up to 500 g. The hardened steel 3,17mm diameter shaft is supported by two large ball bearings which ensure very good mechanical reliability with front or radial mounting. As a result of using the latest ferromagnetic materials the AXI GOLD 22xx/xx LINE motors offer extremely high efficiency and high load capability for their weight. AXI GOLD LINE with the high quality of manufacturing, reliability and performance are the best outrunners available in the market. A feature of the AXI design is provision for radial mounting (see picture). The optional radial mount set includes: mounting plate, propeller adapter, securing collar, and screws.
Specification
No. of cells 8 - 10
2 - 3 Li-Poly
RPM/V 1100 RMP/V
Max. efficiency 81%
Max. efficiency current 4 - 7 A (>74%)
No load current / 10 V 0,35 A
Current capacity 8 A/60 s
Internal Resistance 260 mohm
Dimensions (diameter. x lenght) 27,7x26 mm
Shaft diameter 3,17 mm
Weight with cables 45 g

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Ok so I guess the first things I look at is that it's an outrunner, it's an 1100 kv motor , suits 2-3s lipo, weighs 45g ,And suited for planes up to 500g auw.. It's at this point that I realize I'm talking about things producing what most of my motors are farting so I give up the search and hand you over to a lightweight expert like drew or k barnes jokes... I'll have a look at HK but hopefully the post will be good reference for others