What to know
The Mirai Fury LX turns the carrier-friendly Fury frame into a dedicated racing snub. Reduced mass, aerodynamic bodywork, and four fully gimballed main thrusters give one pilot a compact machine for technical space and atmospheric courses.
Fury LX specifications
The performance idea behind the Fury LX
The Fury LX removes the guns and missile package of the base Fury to concentrate on speed, directional control, and a very small carrier footprint. It still depends on another ship for quantum travel, but that compromise lets a racer bring a focused competition craft without reserving a full-size hangar bay.
Control, cooling, and confidence at speed in the Fury LX
For the Fury LX, high acceleration and precise thruster response reward a pilot who links braking, rotation, and the next gate without wasting momentum.
Development note: The Fury LX is flight ready and entered the live game in Alpha 3.20.0. Because Star Citizen remains in active development, specifications, features, and imagery may change over time.
The Fury LX's racing package
The Fury LX uses the lightweight atmospheric racing frame to carry speed into the next turn, while strong braking and precise control keep the pilot on line.
Light weight, responsive controls, and performance-focused propulsion give the Fury LX the precision needed across a complete course.
Full shield coverage gives the compact racer basic protection from course hazards and light contact with the environment.
Four fully gimballed main thrusters and twelve maneuvering thrusters give the pilot precise acceleration, braking, and directional control through a technical course.
Smooth acceleration protects the racing line into the opening corner.
At racing speed, small steering mistakes become expensive.
The Fury frame stripped back for racing
The Fury LX removes the combat emphasis of the base model and refines the small hull for competition, especially atmospheric courses. Its value lies in low mass, aerodynamic control, and a response that stays predictable through linked gates and turns.
An aerodynamic snub built to carry speed through atmosphere
Use the lightweight atmospheric racing frame to build speed without compromising the Fury LX's position for the first turn.
Use smooth control inputs to carry the speed from the lightweight atmospheric racing frame through linked corners and gates.
Check heat, damage, and control response after the run before asking more from the lightweight atmospheric racing frame.
Space Racer in action
The Fury LX turns the lightweight atmospheric racing frame into a complete lap through careful setup, clean control inputs, and the discipline to preserve speed through the final sector.
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Tune lightweight atmospheric racing frame around the difficult sectors
The Fury LX is set up around the hardest braking zone, direction change, or surface transition on the course.
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Launch cleanly without overshooting the first gate
A controlled launch lets the Fury LX accelerate without spending the first sector correcting an avoidable mistake.
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Turn the Fury LX's handling into consistent lap speed
On the Fury LX, course setup and smooth control inputs help the pilot carry the benefits of the lightweight atmospheric racing frame from the first sector to the finish.
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Use lap data to refine the Fury LX
The next Fury LX run improves when the pilot separates a line problem from a control or cooling problem.
Fury LX's performance hardware in detail
The Fury LX combines its lightweight atmospheric racing frame with low mass, predictable controls, and stable braking so the pilot can carry speed through the whole course.
Beneath the Fury LX's port-side avionics bay, a 0.45-SCU compartment provides room for carried equipment and supplies.
Aerodynamic bodywork improves the Fury LX's stability and control on atmospheric race courses.
The Fury LX's drive system is built for repeated acceleration across a full lap, not one isolated sprint.
Steering and thruster response help the Fury LX change direction without giving away the speed built in the previous sector.
Set up the Fury LX for the entire course
The vehicle rewards a pilot who can repeat precise braking and steering inputs throughout the course.
Control the Fury LX at racing speed
The pilot sets up the Fury LX's lightweight atmospheric racing frame for the course, then links braking, steering, and acceleration into a faster lap.
Set the Fury LX up for the slowest corner and longest acceleration zone, not only top speed.
For the Fury LX, course setup and smooth control inputs help the pilot carry the benefits of the lightweight atmospheric racing frame from the first sector to the finish.
Aboard the Fury LX, after the run, the pilot reviews braking points, line choice, and how the lightweight atmospheric racing frame behaved before adjusting the setup.
See the Fury LX in action
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