Being that the ET410 is based off of the EB410 chassis, I've never owned a 1/10 4wd buggy to know what they feel like driving. Short wheelbases, and long arms...the nimbleness of lightweight 2wd stadium trucks is what I love about ST platforms. I'm hoping the ET410 has some stadium truck characteristics, and feeling. I can't wait to try one out. I will admit though, I'll be looking at fitting a semi cab forward ST body on the ET410.

1/10 scale buggy/sct is the most popular in our track. But all I own is 1/8th scale and larger. I’ve been hesitant to get into 1/10th scale even if it’s the most popular class by far.

The Tekno ET48.3 truggy is the easiest to drive car I have in my collection. It’s so silky smooth over the bumps and jumps. So stable around the corners. If the ET410 is a scaled down version of the ET48, Tekno will definitely have a winner without a doubt.

Looking forward to when this is released. Got a carpet track thats opening soon and if it's not too big they're gonna allow the class if enough guys buy em

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https://www.teknorc.com/shop/tkr7200-et410-1-10th-4wd-competition-electric-truggy-kit/

I'll be preordering tonight.

Woooohooooo! It's awesome!!!! (:

First post updated with pics. Wiki Post created. You guys can start building it up like you did for the EB410. Have fun

So which of these would you guys go with and why? I know Matt gave his input on what those guys were running. I just can't decide so I was wanting to see what you guys were going to use and why. Thanks.

https://www.amainhobbies.com/hobbywi...020230/p742128

https://www.amainhobbies.com/hobbywi...020421/p604317

https://www.amainhobbies.com/tekin-r...tt2753/p464776

It also has revised A&B hinge pin braces and newly designed shock spacers SO, no more MIP shock cartridge kits needed im assuming

Hey Matt,

I see the recommended SCT wheels for the ET410 are for the Traxxas Slash offset... long story short, I'm currently boycotting Traxxas and would also like to re-use the same wheels that I already have mounted for my SCT410 if possible... are there any plans to make a hex adapter (possibly new axle?) to support zero offset SCT wheels?

Normally I'd run ST wheels, I'm currently running an XT2'17 with T4 wheels anyway, but ProLine doesn't currently sell Pin Points (or Pyramids) for ST and PinPoints are doing extremely well for my SCT with average wear of about 1 year of racing before the tires wear at the turf track in my area. In contrast I only get about 6-8 race days on a set of Prisms for ST.

If I do go with Slash compatible wheels, they will definitely be sourced from an aftermarket company, but it would be nice to share the same wheels with my SCT410 to help save space in my pit box

Eppley ?sp? runs the tekin rsx and the Pro4 sc motor in his!!!!!

not the Pro4 HD but the original Pro4 motor

Im interested in trying the Tekno revised shock cartridge pieces to see if they work like the MIP cartridge kit