Can i convert an eb48.3 to a mt410? And how?

[Jimmy673]

I want to know if it's possible to convert an eb48.3 to a true mt410. If it's possible, how do i do it. What all is necessary and what is the rough cost associated with the conversion?

 

[RC_User]

Yes you can but by the time you buy all of the parts needed you're probably better off to sell the eb and buy the mt410.

It would cost over $100, you'd need arms, axles, shocks, shock towers off the top of my head. Probably more that I'm not thinking of...

 

[Creeper]

it can be done... i think the shocks are the same though? not 100% on that. personally i'd look for a used truck and have both, i own an MT and the EB and they are both awesome at different things

 

[Chainsaw10]

You can’t make the buggy into a MT410 without buying a ton of parts....but you can make it a very fun monster by taking a cheaper route. Get some team associated rc8t extended hexes, and some 3.8 Badlands, 2.8 mx38 Badlands or shockwave tires. You can have a versatile rc that can switch from a buggy to a monster just by swapping hubs and wheels in a matter of minutes.
Here’s my Tekno db410....which utilizes the same size chassis as the eb48...and I’m using a full eb48.4 driveline. Associated hexes let me run Shockwaves with full clearance.

 

[Timzzer]

You can’t make the buggy into a MT410 without buying a ton of parts....but you can make it a very fun monster by taking a cheaper route. Get some team associated rc8t extended hexes, and some 3.8 Badlands, 2.8 mx38 Badlands or shockwave tires. You can have a versatile rc that can switch from a buggy to a monster just by swapping hubs and wheels in a matter of minutes.
Here’s my Tekno db410....which utilizes the same size chassis as the eb48...and I’m using a full eb48.4 driveline. Associated hexes let me run Shockwaves with full clearance.

Your truck looks awesome. I hope i'll do something similar with my arrma senton 6S

 

[VRC]

You can’t make the buggy into a MT410 without buying a ton of parts....but you can make it a very fun monster by taking a cheaper route. Get some team associated rc8t extended hexes, and some 3.8 Badlands, 2.8 mx38 Badlands or shockwave tires. You can have a versatile rc that can switch from a buggy to a monster just by swapping hubs and wheels in a matter of minutes.
Here’s my Tekno db410....which utilizes the same size chassis as the eb48...and I’m using a full eb48.4 driveline. Associated hexes let me run Shockwaves with full clearance.

You can’t make the buggy into a MT410 without buying a ton of parts....but you can make it a very fun monster by taking a cheaper route. Get some team associated rc8t extended hexes, and some 3.8 Badlands, 2.8 mx38 Badlands or shockwave tires. You can have a versatile rc that can switch from a buggy to a monster just by swapping hubs and wheels in a matter of minutes.
Here’s my Tekno db410....which utilizes the same size chassis as the eb48...and I’m using a full eb48.4 driveline. Associated hexes let me run Shockwaves with full clearance.

hello chainsaw,
Bringing up an old thread. Hope it’s ok!
Anyways, I want do this to a parts buggy I have. your solution looks to be a really good option. Although, I looked up the hub extenders you listed and they have been discontinued. Would you happen to know of another alternative? I seen many out there. Just don’t know which one will fit.

Thnx...

 

[MAVERICK]

http://www.mojavevalleyrcadventures.com/nomad-parts.html

I used these hex adapters on my eb48 and they worked great