Lol yea my dog and buggy like to chase each other. He doesn't like it so much when the buggy turns around and chases him!

Thanks Pete!
She only chases it when I'm running my cars in the grass, she knows shes not supposed to chase when I'm on the track. She a very smart and obedient dog. I actually have been having her chase it this spring to give her a little exercise, she's gained a couple pounds this winter.

Love all the positive compliments you give everyone, keep it up!

Hahahah mine are the exact same way!!

Had a great first outing with my et48. Got here Friday at 6pm had it done by 1am. Saturday I ran it for the first time at our round 3 or HARC. Ended up starting 4th in the bmain and hit the win and the bump to the a main. Finished 6th in the 1st a and 7th in the second amain. I had no practice with this truck other than the qualifiers . So getting 6th in the amain out of 3 full heats of truggy made me pretty happy. The truck ran great and there were also 2 other teknos in the amain.

Does anyone know if ProLine VTR truggy tires will mount on AKA EVO truggy wheels, and vice versa ?

according to towerhobbies specs im pretty sure they will

yes they will fit.

Thanks guys. Found a guy in Wisconsin selling the tires. I already have the wheels.

Awesome! Great report

Yea I can't wait to get mine together this week. I think there are going to be enough etruggies to bully our way into the next race coming up

One thing I will say is the kit oils for the diffs were way to thick. I ended up 7-7-5 but just switched to 7-10-5 and I think that will be the sweet spot for me.

I have not been paying enough attention, did tekno post a way to determine if you had the crap rear diff cases or the good ones?

Built the truggy in a couple of evenings, and raced it today for the first time. All I can say is WOW. Great kit, handles like it's on rails with stock setup. Only thing I changed was use the recommendations from this forum, primarily 10/15/5 diff oils, and the 14mm rear diff case screws (instead of 10mm stock). I finished mid-pack one full lap off the pace (10 minute main, fast guys turning 30-31 second laps, I turned ~33-34 typical). Car feels very planted and stable, I have the 1900kv buggy motor turned way down (50% throttle travel on radio and 50% current limited on ESC) and there is still way too much power for my driving style.

Building the kit was a dream, everything fit well, high quality parts throughout. Followed all the build tips on this forum (thanks guys, very helpful).

Only complaint is the diff shims (on outside of diff bearings). I understand why they're there to fine-tune the ring/pinion gear mesh, but it's the only part of the kit that seems like an afterthought or like there could/should be a more elegant solution. Other than that little minor nit, everything else is completely easy to build, 10/10, well done Tekno.

NICE, good job!!!