JohnP2

The Forza was our first nitro. I was picky about who Isold it to. Some guy bought it for $70 (and I gave him a sh*tload of parts). Man, I told him I'd only sell it if he were fully aware he's gonna have to wrench on it (and I have it like new).

In the end, the Exceed Forzasucks.. They shouldhave named the series "Wrenching" asthis thing will break ifyou breath at it!

Most of the parts I used were RedCat Tornado parts. They sucked too. Everything on it was new. just needed a rebuild. I whipped this poor guy' for about 20 minutes on "whatI would do if I were buying this".;-)I told him to learn from it (awesome setup for $70) Then if you like it...move up. I would not recommend the Exceed Forza to anyone (even in mint conditon) for anything but a crash test dummy.

Still, the first time I walked in to my garage....My eye was immediatey drawn to the empty space on our peg board.(sniff)

jleblanc

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LOL....it was that bad ah?   when I lived in florida one of my first actual "hobbygrade" nitro buggies was a ACME CONDOR.. I paid $75 for it and Never got it running..Man that thing was a piece of junk too...lol.

collector1231

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I actually like my Rally Monster (relative of Forza) and if I wouldnt have let grass get in the engine (dont ask how) it would still be running.