Stick Style Steering Stabilizers?

[trailrider894]

Are they really as bad as some people say? I have a sponsorship with a company that sells one and they say it is better than the rest, but i don't wanna waste my money on one that i will have to rebuild in a week...

[trailrider894]

anyone?

[Scro]

Most of them have a dead spot at full lock, unless you run two of them. They work decent, but you give up the adjustability compared to a Precision or Elka.

[trailrider894]

So, if i run two stabilizers then it will be good? what about rebuilds? i have heard some horror stories about how often they require being rebuilt.

[Scro]

Puck style don't need to be rebuilt nearly as often as stick. Running two stick stabilizers was popular before the puck style came out. I would save up a couple hundred bucks and buy a used Precision. I had mine for over 5 years, without a single rebuild.

[trailrider894]

Originally posted by Scro
Puck style don't need to be rebuilt nearly as often as stick. Running two stick stabilizers was popular before the puck style came out. I would save up a couple hundred bucks and buy a used Precision. I had mine for over 5 years, without a single rebuild.

what about that CNC i hear some people talking about? some guy makes em from his house or something?

[Scro]

I've heard alot of people with good feedback about them. A buddy of mine tried it out when he first started making them, and blew the seals after a couple hours of riding. Maybe he's corrected the issue since then. The quality is nothing compared to Precision. You get what you pay for.

[bbender85]

personally i run the CCP puck style and quality-wise it's been great, haven't had a single problem with it all year. the general consensus is that the CCP is better than a stick, but sub-par to a precision. so i guess yes, in relative terms you do get what you pay for.

[quadnut20]

CCP all the way 2 years and no problems 175.00 to my door
Precision 500.00+ to your door :confused: I`ve had both and will buy CCP again

[trailrider894]

but will the ccp out perform two sticks styles? I am running motorcross here, and i have the penny to buy two stick style ones, and a sponsorship with a company that keeps those in stock. Or should i get the ccp instead? i am new to this world of stabilizers. When i started, you just held on like your life depended on it and drove!!

[Scro]

I'd take any puck style setup over any stick setup.

[trailrider894]

CCP it is then. I think the dual stick's would look pretty sick, but hey thats not the point.

[quadnut20]

Originally posted by trailrider894
CCP it is then. I think the dual stick's would look pretty sick, but hey thats not the point.
Try this
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/honda-TRX-400EX-steering-stabilizer-free-shipping-/270652341901?pt=Motors_ATV_Parts_Accessories&hash=item3f0422fe8d

[trailrider894]

Originally posted by quadnut20
Try this
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/honda-TRX-400EX-steering-stabilizer-free-shipping-/270652341901?pt=Motors_ATV_Parts_Accessories&hash=item3f0422fe8d


thats what the CCP is.

[ROBS08YFZ450]

I really like my CCP

http://i749.photobucket.com/albums/xx135/ROBS08YFZ450/101_3679-1.jpg

[quadnut20]

Nice I mostly ride woods and trails and it works great