CPP Rear Shock Crossmember thoughts?

[Jason Banks]

The CPP shock relocation kit will change the shock location/angle. Which is what you mention:
https://www.summitracing.com/parts/clp-6372srk
This is what I used on stock crossmember.

It appears the crossmember might be only window dressing. I can't find anything saying what it might change or improve.

[LagunaGlide]

Originally Posted by HO455

First off I have no experience with that part. So this is merely my opinion.
According to the question on Summit's site it doesn't give you any increase in shock length. If that is true I would replace the stock mounts with some easy DIY mounts and put that $130 into the shock budget.
Here is a link to how I did mine. Starting on post 517.

https://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/...698377&page=21

Good call. I keep seeing these shock relocation brackets, and they look pretty basic, so I was looking for another route. Looking at your thread, and the OG thread I think I will make my own.

Originally Posted by Jason Banks

The CPP shock relocation kit will change the shock location/angle. Which is what you mention:
https://www.summitracing.com/parts/clp-6372srk
This is what I used on stock crossmember.

It appears the crossmember might be only window dressing. I can't find anything saying what it might change or improve.

Thanks for the reply. Those are the relocation kits I keep seeing as well. Looks like I'll be making my own.

[SCOTI]

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[SCOTI]

CPP's set-up is great if you're missing the shock x-member or if it has structural issues. If there's nothing wrong w/the x-member, I would go home-made if possible or do No Limits rear shock relocation.

If you can do your own fab work, this would be a good way to go....
https://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/...d.php?t=451200


https://nolimit.net/store/Dropped-Sh...unts-p26244502