Parts & installation
Manufacturer documented- Vehicle
- Vanquish Products VRD Carbon KitVPS09015
- Position
- front / center
- Change
- Relocate the VRD Carbon steering servo from the axle to the chassis with the matched panhard/drag-link package.
Parts needed
One manufacturer conversion kit; electronics separate| Part | Qty |
|---|---|
| VPS10401Chassis-mounted steering servo conversion | 1 |
Mechanical kit option for VPS09015. Select suitable servo and horn geometry and use the supplied instructions; this is not a complete installation guide.
Installation notes
- Kit inventory lists the machined aluminum panhard mount, 82.5 mm panhard and drag link, pivot balls, rod ends, hardware and an instruction sheet.
- The exact manufacturer product names VPS09015 VRD Carbon; no extension to other VRD or VS4-10 editions is claimed.
- Retain or separately supply a suitable steering servo and horn. A winch mount location does not include a winch, winch controller or an additional radio channel.
- Maker references SORRCA Class 2 CMS points. This is recorded as its product claim only, not checked against current competition rules and not a vehicle class-eligibility promise.
- VPS10401 CMS and VPS10402 Stubby are mutually exclusive choices. This reference identifies the listed mechanical kit; it does not establish a measured handling benefit.
- Use the instruction sheet supplied in the kit for assembly. The maker does not publish a specific required servo SKU or horn offset on the product page. Servo choice remains a setup requirement, not evidence that the offered kit lacks applicability.
Sources
Vanquish VPS10401 product (opens in a new tab)
- VPS10401 is listed for VPS09015 with panhard and steering links. A mounting position does not supply a servo or winch; SORRCA points are the maker's claim.
Vanquish VRD Carbon factory manual (opens in a new tab)
- The Carbon kit has a 20 mm 25T horn. VPS10401 CMS and VPS10402 Stubby are separate options; the stock parts list is not their installation guide.
Mojave Valley original VRD Carbon build (opens in a new tab)
- This is one modified CMS build with an NSDRC servo and Fusion 2300. It is not a Stubby build or recurring owner consensus.