Furitek FX-118 Fury Wagon Unboxing

This video is an unboxing and quick dive into the new Furitek FX-118 Fury Wagon.
Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:55 What's In The Box?
01:30 Overview
10:10 Wheels/Tires
12:30 Some Possible Issues
13:25 Fricar App
22:49 Bench Top Running Demo
24:01 Size?
25:00 Final Thoughts
27:05 Lights...
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[@DTW-bx2vy]

Just beware that the Furitek - FX118 Fury Power Wagon has no ball bearings in it at all. I highly recommend replacing the bushings with a full ball bearing kit so you do not have to replace all the parts that the bushing contacted because it certainly will round out those parts & cause excessive slop between those parts if you use it with the bushings even one battery run.

[@grizzlyworksrc]

Great tip! After stripping everything down I noticed that and have a couple bearing kits coming.

[@burpofhunger]

What... I thought it comes will full 24 bearings?

[@grizzlyworksrc]

@@burpofhunger unfortunately no. I thought I read that somewhere before the trucks release as well, but I haven't been able to find that info anywhere since I noticed they weren't in there.

[@burpofhunger]

That's a lot of work. Think I get the Fcx18. I'm a total noob.

[@DTW-bx2vy]

No ball bearings & a plastic gear micro servo that also needs upgraded.@@burpofhunger

[@GNCRC]

Nice Grizz! 🔥🔥🔥

[@grizzlyworksrc]

I've been running it on random stuff inside for the past couple days. If the weather is good I'll get it out on the rocks today and start messing with it a little

[@thindigital]

Are these cr18p axles? If we want to upgrade the steering link....

[@grizzlyworksrc]

I believe they are. The entire truck is based off the CR18P

[@SoCalCrawlers]

Great Video!! I look forward to getting mine in 2 days, and I've been watching videos on this truck all weekend! Lol. Your video was very informative and will be helpful for me to set up my Fury Wagon. Thanks 👍

[@grizzlyworksrc]

Glad it helped!

[@Youboyg]

Which is better furitek f118 fury or FMS fcx18 L80 my friend? Tia❤️👌🙏

[@grizzlyworksrc]

I think that will really depend on what you want to do with the truck. The FMS is not as much of a performance based truck. It can do some crawling, but out of the box it is more of a scale trail truck. The Furitek is a performance based truck that is built to be a crawler. With a few free mods it's actually a really good one. My concern with both would be reliability with heavy use. When you look at it from that point of view, upgrade parts are easier to find and cheaper with the FMS. I know that doesn't give you a perfect answer of which is better, but it really depends on what you want to do with it and what level of performance you're looking for.