What are you doing, buying another one. [X(]For the price, that's understandable. It does really rock with a .91 on it. Takes off in less than 12 feet and accelerates vertical, what more can I say. Most aerobatics done at half throttle (which is with a power curve!). Stick an .82 or .91 Saito on one and don't look back!!! I was using a MAS wood 14X6 paint stirrer on mine. Can't imagine what it would do with a real prop, like an APC 14X6 or 15X6 on it. My .91 Magnum really does prefer the 15X6, but it has been so hot here lately, afraid of overheating. I rebent the landing gear a little to gain some ground clearance and insured a little tow-in on both wheels. I believe the tow-in improved take-off handling greatly. The Sullivan 2.75 wheels I put on are a little stiff also, so have to be gentle on landings, since the gear is so stiff.

Can't wait to hear what you think when you get the bigger engine on yours!!!