I haven't had a normal run from my Forza in months.It had tons of problems.Now when I press the throttle I have to wait for a few seconds for it to accelerate and the speed is very slow.I already replaced the servos and the receiver and I still have radio problems.

Sounds like it is a bit rich. Make your engine a little more lean.

Are you sure its your radio? I think frozenshade is on the right path. Make sure that your lowspeed needle is flush with the collar, and your high speed needle is 3 /1/2 turns out from closed. Your idle screw should be set to allow the barrel in the carb to be 1mm open. Try this and let us know.

ok your clutch might be a problem. maybe you need to replace your clutch shoe. let us know

Andy

Maybe part of the problem is the radio.When I turn the buggy on and then press the throttle the servo will sometimes respond after a few seconds.

try switch the servo connections. It might be the servo it self. swap the steering with the throttle and see if there is a difference.

I switched the connections and then the steering responds after a few seconds.

make sure you have brand new batteries, mine was being all weird, i put new ones in and BAM!! good as new

the batteries on the radio should be good and when they are good red and green like will light up.

Andy

All the lights light up on the transmitter.I replaced the batteries for the receiver and I still have the problem.

Is your crystal properly connected?

I took it out and placed it back in and I still have the problem.

so when you interchange the trottle and steering servo on the receiver the problem occured on your steering servo? the trottle servo when back to normal? if yes then it's a receiver problem.

Andy

A receiver problem?I haven't crashed the buggy when I used the aftermarket receiver so what could have happened?Maybe I bought a broken used receiver at my lhs.The receiver didn't come in a box.A person just found it and sold it to me.It was the only 27MHz AM reciever they had.I'll probably just buy a FM radio set because I heard that FM is better then AM.