slipknot

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i just want to know if any body ownes a duratrax street force and if you had any probs with it.

Nitroaddict

I had one of these a few years ago and it was without a doubt the worst vehicle I have ever owned. I would not recommend this car.

annie_himself

but thats years ago the gp2 is a very fast and nice car

jkrustchinsky

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i had one as my first nitro car, it almost made me quit rc it was such a piece of crap, in the end i had put 400 dollars in it of just replacement parts, i never got to drive it for more than 5 minutes, the engine would never tune right, sometimes it wouldnt start, the plastic was so brittle that if you hit a rock, BOOM 2 shoctowers and a a arms are broken, after all that crap i could only sell it for 80 bucks and that included a mx3 radio

annie_himself

was it a gp2?

slipknot

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i was thinkin about gettin the street force but now i dont really want it which one would be better

Nitroaddict

The Team Associated NTC3 RTR and HPI RS4 RTR or SS are both much better vehicles. The Ofna LD3 is also a good choice but parts are limited.

monitroplease

What he said, is the Ofna cd3 also hard to get parts for? I had my eyes on this car for awhile, and chose the tc3+.

Piero23

Duratrash Nitro Street force is crap. You can get an HPI RS4 3 or a TC3 for only a few dollars more.

Philster

Streetforce can be nice at best -and that is it... whereas AE and HPI make very good products with infinite growth via parts, support and overall quality built in.

annie_himself

hpi rs4 evo 3 (since the ss you have to biuld and your new)
street force well?-it is VERY fast has a stress-tech 1-year warranty, aluminum pipe, bigger motor, and looks nice but its really up to you just talk to your lhs or owners of the cars, hows that sound?

jkrustchinsky

My Feedback: (7)

that anodizing faed off of everything after about 12 runs, and the body would never fit just right, and stripping those crappy pulleys was a nightmare especially in the center

AJ DRAGON

Hi

Did you guys know that the Duratrax Street Force GP2 is actually an HPI car. Duratrax bought the rights to one of HPI's older RS cars, unfortunately there not building them out of the same quality materials. So if you brake parts on it buy the HPI version's instead.

3D-Kid

Well I have to say that my very first nitro car was The street force Gp...i tip my hat to duratrax for throwing a good car together. Ive seen how a lot of the R.c car drivers handle there stuff and its not pretty. Mine lasted a long time. Drove hard and strong. But you can only do soo much with a car like drive it around. this was like 3 years ago. So for christmas i got the Street force GP2 and wow looks to be another good car and i think ill enjoy this one more because i understand basic principles on driving and operating these. The car says all over it that the parts are stress free and have a full line of replacemnet.Seems like the total opposite quality wise of what you guys are saying.

Piero23

I am the first to admit it when I buy crap. If I were to buy a GP2...I doubt I could convince myself that it is anything other than human excrement fashioned into resembling an RC Onroad Vehicle.

But to give credit where it is due the GP2s .18 engine is very nice and very powerful but thats because O.S makes it for them.

Saboteur10573

I agree with others, the SFGP is good, but the HPI Evo 3, NTC3 RTR, and Ofna LD3/CD3 RTR are so much better. Ofna parts aren't limited as it depends what your LHS can get. I can get them without a problem.