Furitek FX-118 Fury Wagon Updates

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  • Опубликовано: 21 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 24

  • @WhiskeyMindsRc
    @WhiskeyMindsRc 8 месяцев назад +1

    You explained all the right things that should of very nice job of it .

  • @bynstrm
    @bynstrm 11 месяцев назад +1

    I really appreciate these in depth videos! Recently purchased your 3d printed sliders and they are awesome! Keep up the great content!

  • @timdelbruegge3164
    @timdelbruegge3164 Год назад +2

    Mine comes in the mail today thanks for the good info, and keep us posted on those sliders

    • @grizzlyworksrc
      @grizzlyworksrc  Год назад

      Sliders are coming along! I think they are going to be made using nylon. Just making sure nothing needs to be changed before releasing them.

    • @timdelbruegge3164
      @timdelbruegge3164 Год назад +1

      I have 3 different sets of injora wheels and tires for my trx4ms the hub pins are smaller on the fx118 and the factory hubs have movement in the wheels .. what wheels an tires are u using the furitek don't seem to be a true 7mm hub

    • @grizzlyworksrc
      @grizzlyworksrc  Год назад

      @@timdelbruegge3164 I'm using Treal 1" Vintage wheels with the extended wheel hubs that were included with them. I measured the FX118 hub and it came out to 6.8mm and the stock wheel hubs measure out to exactly 7mm so slightly small considering most wheel manufacturers size to about 7.4mm to minimize sticking on the hubs. However, Once the wheels were tightened down on mine the only play I had was in the portal output which I hope will be fixed when the bearing kit gets here. The Treal hubs came in at 7.2mm on all of their wheels I have.

    • @timdelbruegge3164
      @timdelbruegge3164 Год назад

      I've noticed u can't tighten up the wheels to much causes it to bind as well, not a fan of the way shocks are mounted I was hoping to try some injora shocks I had laying around but looking like not gonna be able to use them since fx is pressed on a ball

  • @PSYCHO13GARAGE
    @PSYCHO13GARAGE Год назад +2

    Great updates buddy! Nice sliders as well. If I end up picking one of those rigs up I will have to buy some sliders from you. Nice easy changes you did as well to make it a better performer. I will be watching what you do with it.

    • @grizzlyworksrc
      @grizzlyworksrc  Год назад

      Thank you. It's actually a really good truck. It just needs a little work and adjusting out of the box. Luckily most of it is either free or inexpensive.

  • @TheNeck-rc46
    @TheNeck-rc46 Год назад +1

    Great vido.great truck to,did what you did with all the gears, happened to have the bearings too. So they went in also. Like your up grade ideas. Looking forward to those skid plates. K keep them coming

    • @grizzlyworksrc
      @grizzlyworksrc  Год назад

      Thank you. I honestly haven't done much with the truck since this video. I'm waiting on quite a few parts to get here so I can upgrade most of the weak points. If you are interested in the sliders I have them listed at GrizzlyWorksRC.com.

  • @SoCalCrawlers
    @SoCalCrawlers Год назад +2

    Love these videos!! I'm learning a lot from you. Thanks 👍

  • @rcarty419
    @rcarty419 Год назад +1

    These look like an amazing deal!!
    Love your mods!
    Very cool
    Big sub dude!

    • @grizzlyworksrc
      @grizzlyworksrc  Год назад

      It is a great deal. Just the electronics package alone is worth more than half the cost.

  • @vdel9036
    @vdel9036 Год назад +1

    Thanks for the tips. Beautiful rims and tires. Nice job on side sliders !👍
    Still noisy. Don't you think it's because the wide Lexan Body acts like a bell, amplifying the motor sound ?

    • @grizzlyworksrc
      @grizzlyworksrc  Год назад

      The camera tends to make the trucks sound a bit louder than they actually are. In person this truck is now only slightly louder than a stock SCX24. I think a lot of that will actually go away once I swap all the bushings out for bearings.

  • @garystone6583
    @garystone6583 10 месяцев назад +1

    Layed my shocks all the way on the upper holes, have about 80mm of flex now.
    had to trim the servo wings down so the servo does nor hit the rails

    • @grizzlyworksrc
      @grizzlyworksrc  10 месяцев назад

      Nice. I ended up just trimming the frame rails. I had no plans to run bumpers so the bumper mounts were completely removed. Saved a few grams and there is a ton of room for flex.

  • @REACTIVETERRAINRC
    @REACTIVETERRAINRC Год назад +1

    Great video bro 👍 🪨🛻

  • @Youboyg
    @Youboyg 11 месяцев назад +1

    Which is better to buy fms LC80 or this furitek mate?🙏❤️

    • @grizzlyworksrc
      @grizzlyworksrc  11 месяцев назад +1

      I think it depend on what you want out of it. If you're looking for a really good looking relatively true to scale trail truck the LC80 wins. If you aren't concerned with the true to scale side of things and want a really good rock crawler the FX-118 would be better. You could also take a look at the new Hobby Plus Evo Pro. I haven't bought one yet, but it looks to be a brushed 2 speed version of the FX-118.