Tekno make good parts. I use a Tekno pinion in my Kagama, because of the nice flat grub screw. That looks like a high quality kit, and the paint job is impressive.
Absolutely. They definitely make some good stuff. Unfortunately that paint job looked good but didn't last. I don't know why but at all ended up flaking off.
Great video! I remember building the original mt and man oh man was that truck an absolute beast! This looks pretty darn good as well. Excited to see how it holds up.
Looks good! I bought the same body and have some badlands on it as well! Cant wait to run it for the first time tomorrow! Side note: Music kills the video. A little bit is fine or maybe just slightly in the backround, but hearing the car raw is best 👌
Personally I agree but the statistics tell a different story. I used to bash without music all the time and retention would drop dramatically during that period. Since I started making the bashing parts shorter and adding the music that stopped happening so most people seem to enjoy this format better.
Thanks man. Now I feel the need to get a Tekno. I built an SMT10 for a body that I had and loved. Doesn't look any harder than that, and no building tiny 120mm shocks. I'll buy it and shelve it. I have a Vanquish VRD Carbon coming tomorrow. Crawling. Lame, but trends brother, trends.
Yeah it's not a hard kit to build at all. There are a couple of small parts but for the most part it's really easy and the fact that everything fits perfectly is definitely helpful
@RC4us I don't really have a lot of options here but it seems like most 110th scale crawler bodies will work as long as the rear isn't too high up in the air.
Thanks that's super helpful! The Tekno MT410 2.0 kit is actually $440, but that's still under $700. I have a max6 combo for my kraton exb and it's great,but I don't have experience with their cheaper motors. Hopefully it's good or at least ok, haha thanks!
It is but you can often get coupons from various places that sell them and get that price down to around $400. The cheaper hobby wing motors are great. I've got a review of the 10 BL 120 G2 combo. Check it out.
You can do it a little cheaper than that. The it is going to run you about $400. You can get a set of tires off something like a big rock for 45. Then you can pick up a 10 BL 120 combo for $80, grab one of the new spectrum servos off Jenny's from the new EXB for 30, 35 bucks for a cheap radio system then maybe grab an arm of granite body for 35 bucks. You'll have to drill new holes in it but it would work. I would get you in at about $600. Unless you already have some stuff on hand I think it's about as cheap as you can expect
Here it is, the video you mentioned. I wasn't subbed 8 months ago. :p A basher kit, that's nice! I always prefer to build my RCs, and a basher is still on my "to buy" list. The price tag on this is kinda high, so I'll have to pass. But I'll find something. Thanks!
Unfortunately most kits are going to be expensive just because you still have to buy a lot of parts to go along with the kit. I think Traxxas still sells a slash kit which is fairly reasonable. In general though it is going to be more expensive to build than it is to buy RTR.
I used grease on them. It's still a pain but it does make it easier. I really did want to paint the bed and wheel arches a different color but not quite as much as I didn't want to have to deal with masking things off and painting multiple colors :-) I've done fancy bodies in the past but my stuff gets torn up so quickly that it's hard to justify
@@django2467 I expect to see an MT48 before too long. They pretty much have all the parts already for it They would just need to do bumpers and body mounts really.
I don't think you'll have too long to wait before we see an MT-48 2.0. They basically already have everything we need for it. Really the most unfortunate part about this truck is the fact that it's named the way it is. The problem is the original MT-410 was kind of inappropriately named. This truck is actually the right size for the 410 line. The original truck should have been named the MT-48.
Ya but look how big some 10 th scales are back than you had the proline mt and techno competition and look how big the maxx is . I listened to one of the axial guys about the scale and how unrealistic it is in dimensions. He basically said it’s more for convenience with size reference for parts and even though we say we want it to be exact dimensions to the full size it’s just not practical 😂 sorry I’m sure you would explain it better , your good at that , why I watchv😂
Great video--can't wait to see it on 4s. You previously turned an 8ight XE into a basher with Badland 2.8 tires. I'm debating going with the MT410 2.0 and a 1/8 E-buggy with Badland 2.8s or similar. What do you prefer for racing around on grass? I'm looking for speed and handling, won't be jumping. Thanks!
Loos Like a quality rig as can be expected from Tekno. I was thinking if you put the Tamiya ps55 matte clear on the outside of the body it may ive you more of that dessert tan look you were going for by flattening out the gold a bit.
Yeah the color actually looked better before I peeled the outer protective plastic off. I'm still pretty happy with it though and it's just going to get the crap beaten out of it anyway so I'm not too worried about it.
Hey DoRC, great video but 4:24 is not correct! The Hindepinholder are made of hybrid material, Its steel inside. You can see it clearly on part TKR9561 And at 12:44 it seems to be the bearing from the rear diff to center diff diffout came out ?
Thanks for the correction! Yes the bearing was coming out. I didn't give the threadlock enough time to cure on the input cup and it came loose. Showbiz...
Just for the fact of building it and how good i've heard Tekno's are I would love one of these but i don't think the parts support is very good in the UK :(
So far I'm pretty happy with it. It's very well mannered and predictable though at this time I'm not quite sure it's worth twice what a granite costs :-) as mine sits with battery it weighs 8 lb 12 oz.
Me too but the granite I stride for , a race granite with precision, one thing I regret going with arrma over kits is the slop and precision, kits are far better always have been , just arrma traxxas make it easy.
That’s a BEAUTIFUL RC. But to me this is a buggy, not a Monster. Wayyyyyy too low chassis and short suspension travel… I’m disappointed cause it’s such a mechanical beauty. And it’s a kit !!! It’s too rare and to me building your car is the BASE of the hobby… Plus you love your car 1000 times more and respect it after that ! :) When I’m buying RTR I don’t have the feeling it’s mine… I can’t feel I own my car, very very frustrating me. The construction is such an important process of the whole RC experience. Every RTR should be also available in kit to me. With RTR, I ride a pair of packs then full disassembling cleaning setting modifications if needed. AND ONLY THEN STARTS MY BEST HAPPINESS WITH THE CAR 😊😊
Yeah what things are named is pretty variable in this hobby. It's especially variable with something like this where it doesn't even come with tires in a body out of the box. At least when a truck has big tires and a tall body it looks like a monster truck but this thing could look like whatever you want it to. Really the only difference between a buggy and a monster truck is a wing a body and some tires :-)
The old MT410 kit could be had for low 300s with coupons. 2.0 looks good for what it is, but I think it falls well short of 1.0 in terms of value and performance.
Yeah but that's when they were discontinuing it. When it was at its normal price it was fairly comparable to this. That being said I do agree that you got more for your money with it. However prices have gone up on everything so it's kind of hard to compare the two
The larger diameter shafts definitely are a benefit but keep in mind that for a given motor size KV does not affect the ultimate power of the motor. Certain KVs will be more or less efficient at various voltages but the motor itself is not more powerful.
@@IsaacSchultz-lz8jc why would the bearings last longer? The motor is going to be spinning faster so I would think there'd be more wear on the bearings.
Oops sorry. For some reason my brain was thinking the VXL-3s. I just checked with my VXL 4S and no unfortunately it doesn't look like it will fit. Unfortunately it looks like it would hit the center drive shaft.
What you get in that kit for 440$ is ridiculous. Regardless of how good it is. When your done probably 800$ bucks. No thanks. Not for a 10th scale basher.
It's definitely a lot of money and certainly not the best value for a 1/10 scale basher but I don't think that's really the niche it's trying to fill. It's a premium product and it's priced like a premium product.
It depends. As long as the gasket looks okay and didn't get damaged it's generally okay to reuse though if it's an old gasket or it's been used a bunch of times it might leak. I usually will only replace a gasket if it's physically damaged though and that works pretty well for me most of the time
Try not to get them wet with oil too , I do the same re use them but better to have new I always mean to look for aftermarket ones for Arrmas duperbash used recommended before he was sponsored by the bigger companies
Correction the differentials are the same size as the MT410 differentials.
Long term 😂 you go through so many rcs to see that .
So it’s not a downgrade if the diffs are the same by no means
I enjoy the granite a lot and this is relatively same size with with more precision I’d probably really enjoy this truck 🛻
Well the differentials are the same but a lot of other things are smaller including the car itself.
Yeah this is like a super premium granite. As long as you can swallow the $700 price tag it's definitely worth a look.
Great video, I enjoy hearing the enthusiasm for the hobby you have and like how you arent afraid to take things apart.
Glad you enjoyed and thanks for watching :-)
Tekno make good parts. I use a Tekno pinion in my Kagama, because of the nice flat grub screw.
That looks like a high quality kit, and the paint job is impressive.
Absolutely. They definitely make some good stuff. Unfortunately that paint job looked good but didn't last. I don't know why but at all ended up flaking off.
Great video! I remember building the original mt and man oh man was that truck an absolute beast! This looks pretty darn good as well. Excited to see how it holds up.
Yeah the original MT-410 was my go-to basher for quite some time. Awesome truck!
Thanks for the build. Looks like a promising and fun basher. Looking forward to your next shakedown.
Yeah I'm looking forward to sticking a 4S battery in this thing. I think it's going to be a different animal!
Nice video. Slowed down and sped up where necessary, so pacing and length where spot on imo. I enjoyed it!
Glad you enjoyed. This is one of the longest videos I've ever made and I tried to keep it moving as much as possible.
Best build video of the mt410. Happy I watch this before I build my mt410.
Glad you enjoyed Thanks for watching!
Looks good! I bought the same body and have some badlands on it as well! Cant wait to run it for the first time tomorrow! Side note: Music kills the video. A little bit is fine or maybe just slightly in the backround, but hearing the car raw is best 👌
Personally I agree but the statistics tell a different story. I used to bash without music all the time and retention would drop dramatically during that period. Since I started making the bashing parts shorter and adding the music that stopped happening so most people seem to enjoy this format better.
@@DoRC Well shoot then keep at it haha!
Thanks man. Now I feel the need to get a Tekno. I built an SMT10 for a body that I had and loved. Doesn't look any harder than that, and no building tiny 120mm shocks. I'll buy it and shelve it. I have a Vanquish VRD Carbon coming tomorrow. Crawling. Lame, but trends brother, trends.
Yeah it's not a hard kit to build at all. There are a couple of small parts but for the most part it's really easy and the fact that everything fits perfectly is definitely helpful
Check the manual, looks like you've put your steering linkage bakwards. The offset rod-ends shoud give more clearance for the tires, not less )
Nice catch! I'll get them swapped around.
For sure would like to see more videos on this car. Thanks!
Check out the video where I put 8S in it :-)
looks like a killer build i didnt want one until now thanks for sharing
Yeah these cars are a lot of fun to build. So much precision.
@@DoRC looked way better then i thought you should try some other 1/10 body to see what works an what doesnt
@RC4us I don't really have a lot of options here but it seems like most 110th scale crawler bodies will work as long as the rear isn't too high up in the air.
Nice build and run, I can see why you would like the Arrma Outcast!
Just got my V2.5 today!
@@DoRC is it better than the v2?
Thanks that's super helpful! The Tekno MT410 2.0 kit is actually $440, but that's still under $700. I have a max6 combo for my kraton exb and it's great,but I don't have experience with their cheaper motors. Hopefully it's good or at least ok, haha thanks!
It is but you can often get coupons from various places that sell them and get that price down to around $400.
The cheaper hobby wing motors are great. I've got a review of the 10 BL 120 G2 combo. Check it out.
@@DoRC good to know, thanks! That 6s exb servo fits in this 1/10 scale?
I have the original and it is a BEAST. Great video, thanks.
Yeah this is kind of its own thing not really that related to the original but so far it does seem pretty cool. I'm excited to see what it does on 4S
This was a fun build, great job
Glad you enjoyed and thanks for watching!
Was just looking at one of these. Great vid
As long as you don't mind the horrendous final price tag I definitely recommend it!
@@DoRC I just built a tekno et48. With a reefs. I should have invested in silver 😂
Great platform for the Arrma BS. Thanks for hosting
@Havingoneofthosedays- looking forward to win the MT48 comes out!
Great video 👍 this truck is on my list 👌
Yeah if you can stomach the price it's definitely worth checking out.
Will do, thanks! What is the price range for an mt410 2.0 build? $900-$1200? Can it be done cheaper? If so how?
You can do it a little cheaper than that. The it is going to run you about $400. You can get a set of tires off something like a big rock for 45. Then you can pick up a 10 BL 120 combo for $80, grab one of the new spectrum servos off Jenny's from the new EXB for 30, 35 bucks for a cheap radio system then maybe grab an arm of granite body for 35 bucks. You'll have to drill new holes in it but it would work.
I would get you in at about $600. Unless you already have some stuff on hand I think it's about as cheap as you can expect
Lol. You said “d bag”
That totally definitely absolutely was not on purpose :-)
@@DoRC , Could have been worse. way worse.
@AllInRc1971 I feel like it was the most I could get away with and still keep the channel family friendly :-)
Here it is, the video you mentioned. I wasn't subbed 8 months ago. :p
A basher kit, that's nice! I always prefer to build my RCs, and a basher is still on my "to buy" list. The price tag on this is kinda high, so I'll have to pass. But I'll find something. Thanks!
Unfortunately most kits are going to be expensive just because you still have to buy a lot of parts to go along with the kit. I think Traxxas still sells a slash kit which is fairly reasonable. In general though it is going to be more expensive to build than it is to buy RTR.
@@DoRC yeah, there's that too... 😭😅
Chapstick on the turnbuckles makes the screw on alot easier
Next time paint the bed and wheel arches black makes the body pop a little more
I used grease on them. It's still a pain but it does make it easier.
I really did want to paint the bed and wheel arches a different color but not quite as much as I didn't want to have to deal with masking things off and painting multiple colors :-) I've done fancy bodies in the past but my stuff gets torn up so quickly that it's hard to justify
@@DoRC I hope they make a 1/8th mt8 or sumthing
@@django2467 I expect to see an MT48 before too long. They pretty much have all the parts already for it They would just need to do bumpers and body mounts really.
I wish teckno would have went bigger than smaller. I would order a s a p
I don't think you'll have too long to wait before we see an MT-48 2.0. They basically already have everything we need for it.
Really the most unfortunate part about this truck is the fact that it's named the way it is. The problem is the original MT-410 was kind of inappropriately named. This truck is actually the right size for the 410 line. The original truck should have been named the MT-48.
Ya but look how big some 10 th scales are back than you had the proline mt and techno competition and look how big the maxx is . I listened to one of the axial guys about the scale and how unrealistic it is in dimensions. He basically said it’s more for convenience with size reference for parts and even though we say we want it to be exact dimensions to the full size it’s just not practical 😂 sorry I’m sure you would explain it better , your good at that , why I watchv😂
Great video--can't wait to see it on 4s.
You previously turned an 8ight XE into a basher with Badland 2.8 tires. I'm debating going with the MT410 2.0 and a 1/8 E-buggy with Badland 2.8s or similar. What do you prefer for racing around on grass? I'm looking for speed and handling, won't be jumping.
Thanks!
Badlands are a great all-around choice.
that body is a perfect fit . i found 2 1/10 jeeps the PRO357500 and PRO353500 . which of these 2 did you use?
357500
@@DoRC ok thanks .
The A, B, C, D blocks actually have steel plates molded into them, they're super stout.
Nice! Ive never seen that design before.
The chasis brace is really a great idea. If you don't mind, where to get one?
I got mine directly from Tekno
@@DoRC Do you know whether it fits to the old version of MT410? if yes, it would be great!! thanks for answering
@abula0305 Don't think it will.
Loos Like a quality rig as can be expected from Tekno. I was thinking if you put the Tamiya ps55 matte clear on the outside of the body it may ive you more of that dessert tan look you were going for by flattening out the gold a bit.
Yeah the color actually looked better before I peeled the outer protective plastic off. I'm still pretty happy with it though and it's just going to get the crap beaten out of it anyway so I'm not too worried about it.
Hey DoRC, great video but 4:24 is not correct! The Hindepinholder are made of hybrid material, Its steel inside. You can see it clearly on part TKR9561
And at 12:44 it seems to be the bearing from the rear diff to center diff diffout came out ?
Thanks for the correction!
Yes the bearing was coming out. I didn't give the threadlock enough time to cure on the input cup and it came loose. Showbiz...
@@DoRC Your video is so cool! I know how long the editing takes!
And yes: Show business :)
For sure. This was a pretty intense video to edit but I'm happy with the result!
@@DoRC Actually the best video on YT in my mind (included my own videos )
@@GeckoRC Thanks Glad you enjoyed!
Just for the fact of building it and how good i've heard Tekno's are I would love one of these but i don't think the parts support is very good in the UK :(
That's a bummer. Here in the US the parts support is pretty good. You have to buy everything online but I buy everything online anyway.
Awesome build!! What batteries did you end up using I have a spectrum 3s but want to go 4s now
I've used a bunch of different ones. I think primarily I'm using some SMC 5200s in it right now.
I've had really good luck with just flex seay
Flex seal does work but it's not as good as some other options.
Nice biuld overview! Thanks a lot! What do you think about driving it? To me it looks like a "luxary granite". How much does it weight?
So far I'm pretty happy with it. It's very well mannered and predictable though at this time I'm not quite sure it's worth twice what a granite costs :-) as mine sits with battery it weighs 8 lb 12 oz.
Me too but the granite I stride for , a race granite with precision, one thing I regret going with arrma over kits is the slop and precision, kits are far better always have been , just arrma traxxas make it easy.
Spitzen Video, great 👍👍👍
Thanks!
That’s a BEAUTIFUL RC.
But to me this is a buggy, not a Monster.
Wayyyyyy too low chassis and short suspension travel…
I’m disappointed cause it’s such a mechanical beauty.
And it’s a kit !!! It’s too rare and to me building your car is the BASE of the hobby… Plus you love your car 1000 times more and respect it after that ! :)
When I’m buying RTR I don’t have the feeling it’s mine… I can’t feel I own my car, very very frustrating me.
The construction is such an important process of the whole RC experience.
Every RTR should be also available in kit to me.
With RTR, I ride a pair of packs then full disassembling cleaning setting modifications if needed.
AND ONLY THEN STARTS MY BEST HAPPINESS WITH THE CAR 😊😊
Yeah what things are named is pretty variable in this hobby. It's especially variable with something like this where it doesn't even come with tires in a body out of the box. At least when a truck has big tires and a tall body it looks like a monster truck but this thing could look like whatever you want it to.
Really the only difference between a buggy and a monster truck is a wing a body and some tires :-)
@@DoRC yeah…😄
The old MT410 kit could be had for low 300s with coupons. 2.0 looks good for what it is, but I think it falls well short of 1.0 in terms of value and performance.
Yeah but that's when they were discontinuing it. When it was at its normal price it was fairly comparable to this. That being said I do agree that you got more for your money with it. However prices have gone up on everything so it's kind of hard to compare the two
I think company’s should use more lower kv motors with a 5mm shaft I’ve had great luck with 2400kv motors geard up instead of high kv motors
The larger diameter shafts definitely are a benefit but keep in mind that for a given motor size KV does not affect the ultimate power of the motor. Certain KVs will be more or less efficient at various voltages but the motor itself is not more powerful.
The main reason a will use a low kv motor on 3s is the bearings las longer along with your pinions
@@IsaacSchultz-lz8jc why would the bearings last longer? The motor is going to be spinning faster so I would think there'd be more wear on the bearings.
Sorry for the confusion, I’m trying to say a 2400kv on 3s will last longer than a 3800kv motor
Thanks for the video!
Is it possible to install the Maxx combo? the vxl4S and its 540 motor ?
Thanks for the answer
Thanks for your reply!
On the building instructions, the esc shown is the VXL3S. The VXL4S is quite big, the same size as the VXL8S. @@DoRC
Oops sorry. For some reason my brain was thinking the VXL-3s. I just checked with my VXL 4S and no unfortunately it doesn't look like it will fit. Unfortunately it looks like it would hit the center drive shaft.
@@DoRC Too bad.
Thanks for looking 😁
Have a good day
Its hard to get spares for this car.
It hasn't been out too long so it might just be a supply issue but what specifically can't you get?
@@DoRC Rear diffs
Which part number specifically and where are you? I looked up several of the rear differential part numbers and they all seem available.
What you get in that kit for 440$ is ridiculous. Regardless of how good it is. When your done probably 800$ bucks. No thanks. Not for a 10th scale basher.
It's definitely a lot of money and certainly not the best value for a 1/10 scale basher but I don't think that's really the niche it's trying to fill. It's a premium product and it's priced like a premium product.
It is what it is. My MT 410 fully equipped with every M2C racing part they make is probably close to 2000$. You want the best? Prepare to dig deep.
Did you intentionally want to sound and copy rc driver style ? 😂
Not intentionally but if there's a rc channel to take inspiration from he's definitely not a bad choice! Thanks for watching :-)
When changing diff fluid should you change the gasket as well?
It depends. As long as the gasket looks okay and didn't get damaged it's generally okay to reuse though if it's an old gasket or it's been used a bunch of times it might leak. I usually will only replace a gasket if it's physically damaged though and that works pretty well for me most of the time
Try not to get them wet with oil too , I do the same re use them but better to have new I always mean to look for aftermarket ones for Arrmas duperbash used recommended before he was sponsored by the bigger companies