Furitek FX118 Fury Wagon 1/18 RTR Brushless Rock Crawler (Black/Flames)
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Furitek FX118 Fury Wagon: Micro RTR Rock Crawler
The Furitek FX118 Fury Wagon 1/18 scale RTR Brushless Rock Crawler has been designed to redefine micro off-road adventures. With its innovative features, portal axles, adjustable chassis, and powerful components, this crawler conquers tough terrain with ease. Get ready for an exhilarating journey with the compact yet capable Fury Wagon.
About the Fury Wagon:
Innovative Chassis
The Furitek FX118 Fury Wagon features a highly adaptable LCG (Low-Center-Gravity) chassis, offering a broad spectrum of suspension geometry adjustments. From upper link mounting positions to the placement of large bore shocks, this chassis empowers you to optimize articulation for tackling the most challenging terrains. Its versatility and adjustability make it a masterpiece in micro rock crawling innovation.
Powerful Electronics
The Furitek FX118 Fury Wagon boasts cutting-edge electronics that drive its exceptional performance. Equipped with a potent brushless Venom outrunner motor and the renowned Furitek Lizard Pro ESC, featuring revolutionary FOC (Field-Orientated Control) and a built-in wireless connection module. This dynamic combination delivers both impressive power and precise control, ensuring a thrilling and capable micro crawler experience. Pairing these electronics with the highly capable chassis will have you climbing the roughest terrain like a skilled mountain goat.
Scale Bodyshell
The Furitek FX118 Fury Wagon's body design captures attention with its striking appearance and compact size. Built for micro rock crawling adventures, this resilient body showcases a design that not only adds to its visual appeal but also contributes to its remarkable performance. Its form factor strikes a balance between style and functionality, allowing it to navigate challenging terrains while looking great doing so.
Features:
- Front and rear portal axles
- Reverse rotation drive shaft
- Oil-Filled Big Bore shocks with aluminum caps and collars
- Aluminum LCG chassis
- Furitek Venom brushless outrunner motor
- Furitek Lizard Pro brushless ESC with FOC technology
- Built-in wireless connection module for esc control via Furitek (FuriCar) app
- 1.2in Beadlock Wheels
- 45° Steering angle
- Extremely adjustable suspension geometry
Includes:
- Furitek Venom 1212 - 3450 Outrunner brushless motor
- Furitek Lizard Pro
- 4-Channel Transmitter and receiver
- 600mAh 2s LiPo
- Battery Charger
Needed To Drive:
- (4) AAA Batteries for the Transmitter
Specifications:
| Scale Size | 1:18 Scale |
|---|---|
| Length | 9.3in (237mm) |
| Width | 4.9in (125mm) |
| Height | 6.3in (160.7mm) |
| Wheelbase | 6.3in (160.7mm) |
| Weight | 13.58oz (385g) |
| Completion Level | Ready-to-Run* |
*Tech Note: Ready-to-Run models come equipped with all electronics and include the transmitter needed for use. Please check the "Not In The Box" above to make sure you have everything you need to get out and enjoy your RC model.
Frequently Asked Questions
How To Update The Lizard Pro Brushless ESC
NOTE: Please ensure that your Motor settings are adjustested correctly after updating.
- Motor Type - "Brushless"
- Motor - "Venom"
Reviews3.7 · 3 reviews
I'm new to crawlers. The first one I bought was the TRAXXAS TRX4M, and I thought it was good. It is. But then I decided to try the FURTEK FURY WAGON FX-118, and it's worth its increased price. This vehicle crawls more confidently and despite the fact that transmitter looks and feels cheap with its plastic steering wheel, the control features are SUPER. You can turn down the crawling speed to creeping despite holding the trigger at full throttle. AMAZING small-scale rc crawler!!
Have not really got a chance to run it a lot yet but love the way it looks and low speed torque on it is amazing I’d say it is a lot of bang for the buck
They sent me a defective one and gave me a hard time about returning it for an exchange and advised me of a possible re-stocking fee (for their own possibly outdated defective merchandise) purchased a $50 transmitter, I’ve now paid $270 for a 1/18 toy ! AMAIN gave me a gc for $20 to make up for inconvenience lol… Item now listed at $149, will not make price adjustment… These guys are sort of a joke, walmart.com carries a lot of the stuff that I normally buy from hobby shops without the fuzz I’ve been avoiding it but places like this make it difficult.
Three reviews of the Furitek FX118 Fury Wagon 1/18 RTR Brushless Rock Crawler (Black/Flames). Two reviewers rate it highly, praising its crawling confidence, fine speed control through the transmitter, low-speed torque, appearance and value for money, though one notes limited run time so far. One reviewer criticises the transmitter's cheap feel. A third reviewer, rating it 1/5, reports receiving a defective unit, a difficult exchange experience, a possible restocking fee, and a seller refund or credit issue, and dislikes the price. The recurring themes are performance praise versus a single serious complaint about defective delivery and customer service.
- + Confident crawling
- + Fine speed control
- + Strong low-speed torque
- + Good value for money
- − Transmitter feels cheap
- − Defective unit reported
- − Difficult exchange process
- − Concerns about seller service