Percision VS CCP

[mx Eli]

Just wondering if any of you have used both and which one you think is better, or if they work the same or what everyones experiences are with them

Thanks
Eli

[DnB_racing]

Originally posted by mx Eli
Just wondering if any of you have used both and which one you think is better, or if they work the same or what everyones experiences are with them

Thanks
Eli Ive never owned a ccp but have ridden on friends quads with them, and as far as ride quality they seam just as smooth and stable as my precision

but stabilizers are a quite type of gain.. meaning its sometimes hard to realize how good its working, because you dont realize that there should have been a hard hit, you just dont feel the slam,
you notice the conditions when you dont have a stabilizer..

with that being said, I did like the ccp, but to really know how good it worked, I would have to have ridden the same trails without the stabilizer to feel the difference without

[bobbo97f150]

I've owned both. I couldn't tell a big difference between the two. I buy the CCP's now when I need a stabilizer. They now offer one with the independent center and side adjustments like the Precision. I haven't tried it though.

My experience is only with MX. I don't have any experience with hitting trees, roots, boulders, and whatever else you may encounter with XC riding.

[mx Eli]

yeah all mx here so no xc rocks/ruts,
I have a elka system 3 right now and the fluid leaks out within a 2 hour ride/practice, im tired of taking apart to add fluid.

[bobbo97f150]

I'd check and see how much it would cost to have the seals changed in the Elka where it will not leak anymore. If it's cheaper than the cost of the CCP, I'd try to go that route.

[johnsoninc86]

I've had an Elka System 3 as well as a CCP, which I currently run. I can tell you right now, I had the same issue as the above fella with the Elka leaking like crazy, even after being rebuilt by Jet Suspension. The rebuild helped it, but there was still leakage, it just never really worked well in general. I sold it and put on a CCP and never really looked back. I've had the CCP on for two seasons now without a rebuild and its still as tight as the day I got it. I'd buy one again for sure...

Just like the guy above me said, you don't really notice a stabilizer's performance until its not there, so its hard to compare two against eachother, but I know I've never been in the middle of a race and said "I wish I had a better stabilizer right now" with the CCP, it does its job just dandy...

[laeger2fiddyr]

I've had the CCP. Ran it for a year then sold it and got a Precision Pro. Dnt wast your money on the CCP just get the Precision!!

[mx Eli]

travis was it really worth the extra 300 bux?

[laeger2fiddyr]

For me it was. I've rode Ryan's quad & he has a CCP & I liked it. But his is an older, diff style than what I had. It worked good on breaking bumps & rough stuff but it sucked in the corners it just seemed like it would cause me to spin out if that makes any sense?

[mx Eli]

i see, I'll ask ryan what version he has and go from there, i dont really have 500 bux laying around right now haha

[laeger2fiddyr]

Honestly they are 200 bux, buy one & try it. If you don't like it, sell it & then get a Precision. Its just diff for some people. Seth used to run them too but got a new style like I had & hated it. I think Ryan has the 1st version.

[mx Eli]

yeah just talked to him he has the first version. I might try and find a used percision

thanks man

[Pacheco_450r]

Anyone know if the ccp is rebuildable?

[johnsoninc86]

Originally posted by Pacheco_450r
Anyone know if the ccp is rebuildable?
It is rebuildable. You can either send it back to the guy and have him do it, or you can rebuild it yourself. You can even call him and he'll explain how to do. It just used common seals that you can get at any hardware store. I've yet to rebuild mine, but two of my buddies have, and they said it was a piece of cake...

[Pacheco_450r]

Awesome thanks for the info! Sorry for hacking the thread guys.