Originally Posted by RCWERKZ (Post 14748113)

You'll end up with a Truggy MT. Like the ARRMA Kraton. I think you're going to need more parts to make it work. Like the center driveshafts.

Originally Posted by celt (Post 14748077)

Just look for the "T"

I might do the same, but I'll run it a bit before deciding to switch to the longer chassis.

Originally Posted by Matthew_Armeni (Post 14748115)

In case anyone was wondering, the white truck in the promo video is running the ET chassis. We did this to show other possible setups. It's running the AE Rival body, Pro-Line 40 Series Trencher Tires on zero offset wheels, and AE hex extenders. I only installed the hex extenders because the tires are incredibly tall and the the wheels are zero offset, they rubbed the body at full steering lock otherwise.

Originally Posted by Matthew_Armeni (Post 14748115)

In case anyone was wondering, the white truck in the promo video is running the ET chassis. We did this to show other possible setups. It's running the AE Rival body, Pro-Line 40 Series Trencher Tires on zero offset wheels, and AE hex extenders. I only installed the hex extenders because the tires are incredibly tall and the the wheels are zero offset, they rubbed the body at full steering lock otherwise.

Originally Posted by teeforb (Post 14748116)

Yes exactly. I want a HUGE MT. I don't like the Aarma as it's not a kit and seems overly complicated to work on. I like to tinker too much.

Front center drive shaft is the same. I cross checked part number. Just need the rear center shaft.

Originally Posted by RCWERKZ (Post 14748163)

Yup, that's what you'll get.

Although the ARRMA Kraton is not a kit. It is based off of the Team Durango DEX8T race Truggy. They are one of the easiest rigs to work on. The access to the diffs are awesome.

The Tekno will surely be a great addition to this MT segment.

Originally Posted by teeforb (Post 14748125)

I think the "T" is a hint that you can have a ETMT!

Hard to chose which MT body using the ET chassis

Originally Posted by Matthew_Armeni (Post 14748115)

In case anyone was wondering, the white truck in the promo video is running the ET chassis. We did this to show other possible setups. It's running the AE Rival body, Pro-Line 40 Series Trencher Tires on zero offset wheels, and AE hex extenders. I only installed the hex extenders because the tires are incredibly tall and the the wheels are zero offset, they rubbed the body at full steering lock otherwise.

Originally Posted by cmbscx10 (Post 14748209)

Almost hit the buy it now button till i read this. So confused now. Isn't what you described a ET48.3 w/40 Series tires? I guess my question is why get a 410 and then change it back to what it grandad is?

Originally Posted by teeforb (Post 14748220)

Lol

I think the mt410 is marketed as a 1/10th scale. You can get the et48 if that's where you want to start. Getting the mt410 and buying the additional ET parts is about the same as buying the ET48.3.

Originally Posted by teeforb (Post 14748181)

I think my raptor body should also fit with the ET chassis. I'm going to try that first.

Originally Posted by RCWERKZ (Post 14748250)

If it is the same one that is like the white one a few post back it will be to short. But if you include the wing it may work.