Furitek Titan Buggy 1/30 – ARTR Titanium
Built for drivers who want serious capability at palm-size scale, the Furitek Titan Buggy 1/30 pairs a hand-formed titanium tube chassis with Furitek FOC brushless power and the complete GRIPOR V2 radio system. This ARTR micro rock crawler comes assembled with its electronics installed; add a compatible 2S battery to complete the setup.
The Furitek Titan 30 ARTR targets experienced hobbyists who value precise control and mechanical detail in a compact crawler. A combination of 25 mm oil-filled shocks, wider aluminum axles, high-clearance links, brass front steering knuckles and high-angle front axle shafts gives the rig a purpose-built stance for technical lines.
Furitek Titan Buggy 1/30 Titanium Editions
Choose Gold or Purple body panels to match your build style. Underneath the color treatment, both versions share the same titanium chassis, drivetrain, steering components and Furitek electronics, making this a visual choice rather than a performance decision. Browse more Furitek crawler kits available from DirectRC.
Gold |
Purple |
What Is Included with the Furitek Titan 30 ARTR?
This Almost Ready to Run package handles the major assembly work for you. The chassis, brushless power system, steering servo and radio equipment arrive installed, while the drive battery and charger must be supplied separately.
| Included Item | Details |
|---|---|
Titan Buggy chassis |
Hand-assembled 1/30 titanium tube chassis with the suspension, axles and drivetrain already fitted. |
Power system |
Furitek Nano UNITY Speed Version combining the FOC ESC and motor in a compact 2-in-1 unit. |
Radio system |
Matched Furitek GRIPOR V2 transmitter and receiver package. |
Steering servo |
Furitek ANT PRO digital steering servo with an aluminum case and metal gear train. |
Battery |
Not included. Use a stock SCX30 battery or another compact 2S pack with comparable dimensions and confirmed fitment. |
Charger |
Not included. Select a charger designed for the chemistry and cell count of your chosen 2S battery. |
Furitek Titan Buggy 1/30 Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
Brand |
Furitek |
Scale |
1/30 micro scale |
Vehicle Type |
Micro titanium rock buggy / technical crawler |
Build Type |
ARTR — Almost Ready to Run |
Chassis |
Hand-shaped and assembled titanium tube chassis |
Power System |
Furitek Nano UNITY 2-in-1 FOC ESC and motor, Speed Version |
Radio System |
Furitek GRIPOR V2 TX/RX |
Battery Requirement |
Compact 2S battery; stock SCX30 battery or a battery with similar dimensions |
Links |
Aluminum high-clearance suspension links and steering links |
Driveshafts |
High-quality steel driveshafts |
Shocks |
25 mm aluminum oil-filled shocks |
Axles |
Furitek aluminum axles, listed as 4 mm wider than stock SCX30 axles |
Front Weight Bias |
Brass steering knuckles on the front axle |
Front Axle Shafts |
Stainless steel U-joint shafts with up to 45° steering angle |
Front Driveline |
CVD system for smoother power delivery while articulated or steering |
Gear Setup |
Optimized 12T setup; stock SCX30 reference is 18T |
Steering Servo |
Furitek ANT PRO aluminum digital servo |
Servo Voltage |
5–6.0 V |
Servo Speed |
0.050 sec/60° at 6 V |
Servo Torque |
1.3 kgf·cm stall torque at 6 V |
Servo Weight |
7 g |
Servo Water Protection |
Not waterproof |
Recommended Skill Level |
Experienced hobbyist |
Primary Use |
Technical crawling and scale driving; not intended for high-impact bashing |
Key Features of the Furitek 1/30 Titanium Buggy
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Hand-Built Titanium Chassis Hand-shaped titanium tubing gives this micro buggy a rigid exposed structure inspired by full-size rock-crawling machines. |
Long-Travel Crawler Suspension High-clearance aluminum links work with 25 mm oil-filled shocks to support articulation and composed damping over small, technical obstacles. |
High-Angle Precision Steering An ANT PRO servo, stainless U-joint axle shafts and the front CVD layout deliver up to 45 degrees of steering for precise line changes. |
Complete Furitek Control System The installed Nano UNITY FOC drive unit and GRIPOR V2 radio system balance fine low-throttle modulation with useful wheel speed. |
True Micro-Scale Packaging Its palm-size 1/30 footprint brings hobby-grade control to desktop obstacles, compact indoor courses and portable crawling sessions. |
Wider Aluminum Axles A wider axle track adds stability, while brass front steering knuckles place extra weight where it can help on climbs. |
FOC Crawling Control with Higher-Speed Capability
Furitek packages the ESC and motor together in the compact Nano UNITY, using FOC technology to refine throttle response. The Nano UNITY Speed control system supports careful tire placement at low speed, while its Speed Version tune and 12T gearing extend the usable pace beyond the stock SCX30 reference setup.
According to Furitek, full-throttle speed can reach up to twice that of a stock SCX30. This is a manufacturer comparison, and real-world results will vary with battery condition, running surface, tire load and drivetrain setup.
Battery Fitment for the Furitek Titan 30
You will need to add a drive battery before running the buggy. Furitek specifies a stock SCX30 battery or a similarly sized 2S pack because space for the battery and wiring is limited inside the titanium cage.
Check pack dimensions, connector type and polarity before installation. Never force a battery into the chassis, and charge it only with equipment appropriate for its chemistry and cell count.
Furitek Titan Buggy Pros and Cons
| ✓ What Works Well | ⚠ Limitations to Know |
|---|---|
The hand-assembled titanium cage gives the buggy a distinctive scale profile and premium mechanical finish. |
A hand-built crawler should be inspected, adjusted and maintained regularly, including before its first run. |
FOC control helps deliver measured low-speed response, and the Speed Version adds a wider usable throttle range. |
This platform is intended for deliberate technical crawling rather than jumps, collisions or repeated bashing impacts. |
Wide axles, brass front knuckles and high-angle steering hardware form a focused setup for tight, technical courses. |
Inspect the compact driveline at full steering lock to confirm free movement and address any binding. |
The transmitter, receiver, steering servo, ESC and motor are included and installed. |
A battery and charger are separate purchases, and the battery must fit the restricted chassis space. |
Gold and Purple options provide two visual finishes with no change to the core mechanical specification. |
This specialized model is sold as final sale without return or replacement eligibility; confirm every requirement before purchase. |
Important Purchase Notice
The Furitek Titan Buggy 1/30 is a specialist hobby-grade machine for experienced owners who can inspect, tune, maintain and repair their vehicle. It is neither a toy nor a crash-resistant RTR basher, and it should be operated accordingly.
All sales are final. Returns and replacements are not offered for this specialized model. Before ordering, verify battery fitment, note that the servo is not waterproof, and make sure the intended use and upkeep match your experience.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Furitek Titan Buggy 1/30 suitable for beginners?
No. This is an enthusiast-level crawler for owners who are comfortable checking the drivetrain, tuning steering and suspension, identifying binding and handling routine repairs.
What does ARTR mean on the Furitek Titan 30?
ARTR stands for Almost Ready to Run. The buggy arrives assembled with its motor, ESC, steering servo, receiver and transmitter, but the battery and charger are sold separately.
What battery does the Furitek Titan Buggy use?
Use a stock SCX30 battery or a similarly sized compact 2S pack. Confirm the dimensions, connector and polarity first because battery space inside the cage is limited.
What is the difference between the Gold and Purple editions?
Only the body-panel color changes. Gold and Purple editions share the titanium chassis, aluminum axles, 25 mm shocks, ANT PRO servo, Nano UNITY power unit and GRIPOR V2 radio.
Can the Furitek 1/30 buggy be used for bashing?
No. The Titan is built for technical crawling and controlled scale driving, not hard landings or crash-heavy use. Choose scale-appropriate obstacles and inspect the chassis and driveline often.
Is the steering servo waterproof?
No. Furitek lists the ANT PRO servo as non-waterproof. Avoid water, mud and wet cleaning that could expose the servo or other electronics to moisture.
How much steering angle does the front axle provide?
The stainless U-joint front shafts support up to 45 degrees of steering. Set steering endpoints correctly and inspect the front driveline regularly so it moves freely at full lock.
Can the Furitek Titan Buggy be returned?
No. This specialized vehicle is sold as final sale and is not eligible for return or replacement. Review its specifications, limitations and maintenance needs before placing an order.
