One thing I noticed between the FX118 Fury Wagon, FX118 Katana, & CR18P Evo Pro is the FX118 Fury Wagon has the lowest center of gravity. All the electronics including the motor sits lowest in the FX118 Fury Wagon compared to the others. No one seems to point this out or they simply never looked to compare them.
@@hyperc5249 thanks for the quick response. Is there anything in your opinion that would help bring the noise level down? Would bearings help, if so where? I've never done anything with them before.
@@stevenboaz2952 I will always recommend bearings over bushing. You can add a touch of grease to them to help. But that's the downside to metal gears. Noisy but sturdy.
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Great review! I absolutely love that their RTRs come with the Bluetooth module built in so you can use the app.
💯 best system on the market.
One thing I noticed between the FX118 Fury Wagon, FX118 Katana, & CR18P Evo Pro is the FX118 Fury Wagon has the lowest center of gravity. All the electronics including the motor sits lowest in the FX118 Fury Wagon compared to the others. No one seems to point this out or they simply never looked to compare them.
Agreed. I always move the electronics and battery to a better location. But good point. 👍
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Very nice truck...
Agreed. Under $200.
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That’s the CR18 Kratos body!
Yeah. I love the clip less feature. I like the green, but all the other channels did green, so I got the grey.
Does anyone else think that it's kind of loud for a 1/18 brushless crawler that's $200?
All metal gears make a lot of noise. It performs great.
@@hyperc5249 thanks for the quick response. Is there anything in your opinion that would help bring the noise level down? Would bearings help, if so where? I've never done anything with them before.
@@stevenboaz2952 I will always recommend bearings over bushing. You can add a touch of grease to them to help. But that's the downside to metal gears. Noisy but sturdy.
Is there much aftermarket parts for these rigs?
Yes. Lots of upgrades. FX118 parts on www.helidirect.com/pages/rc-helicopter
A lots from Hobby Plus for the Chassis even complete metal axels.
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Haha. Thanks bro!
@@hyperc5249 I shouted you out in a post for the dust cover tip. Thanks again! Going to test it as soon as the lighting is good.😁
@@scaleworksRC I saw that. Thanks. Works like a charm.
@@hyperc5249Yezzir! o7