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Old 07-05-2019, 09:56 AM   #7
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Re: CPP, good or bad?
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The CPP parts I used all worked great ( bought thru Summit ) But you've already made your order so let us know how it works out for you .
I did the same and I really like the parts I have got from them (drop springs, shocks, shock relocators, brake booster/master cylinder/distribution block). When I ordered through Summit I got the free shipping. But when I ordered my drop spring kit, even Summit had to kick CPP in the butt to get them to ship the parts. So other than crappy customer service, overall I like the parts they sell.

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