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**Jason Banks** · 06-04-2022, 07:23 PM

Think twice about the CPP roll bars. I'm not so happy with them. Wish I had spent a little more and bought the No Limit roll bars. They have to be more well thought out than the CPP.

The way the front sway bar connects to the control arm will interfere with my tie rod sleeves unless I have the bolts clocked a certain way.

The no limit rear bar ends up over the frame and not the lowest point of the entire truck. Not to mention how CPP expects you to somehow put one of your mouting bolts in the center of the rear trailing arms(where the middle part of the I beam is) and their tech department is no help.

Edit to add: CPP7401 is what I used rear and CPP7423 is front. It appears they make many different ones and wanted to specify.

06-04-2022, 07:23 PM	#13
Jason Banks Senior Member Join Date: Dec 1999 Location: TX Posts: 1,528	Re: 72 getting rid of the 90's mistake. Think twice about the CPP roll bars. I'm not so happy with them. Wish I had spent a little more and bought the No Limit roll bars. They have to be more well thought out than the CPP. The way the front sway bar connects to the control arm will interfere with my tie rod sleeves unless I have the bolts clocked a certain way. The no limit rear bar ends up over the frame and not the lowest point of the entire truck. Not to mention how CPP expects you to somehow put one of your mouting bolts in the center of the rear trailing arms(where the middle part of the I beam is) and their tech department is no help. Edit to add: CPP7401 is what I used rear and CPP7423 is front. It appears they make many different ones and wanted to specify. Last edited by Jason Banks; 06-04-2022 at 07:30 PM.