http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Must...ryZ42611QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
This looks nice. It's a simple bolt on.
This looks nice. It's a simple bolt on.
scrming said:Here's another direct bolt on... They were actually installing them at the car show today...
http://www.mrt-direct.com/2005/Pages/hoodprop.php
i'm not much for the brackets on the MRT hood lift. so far, the best looking one is the redline, but i dont like having to drill holes. real bummer if you have a 'glass hood.scrming said:wow.. those rods look awful loooooooooong... LOL!
Here's another direct bolt on... They were actually installing them at the car show today...
http://www.mrt-direct.com/2005/Pages/hoodprop.php
bigcat said:i'm not much for the brackets on the MRT hood lift. so far, the best looking one is the redline, but i dont like having to drill holes. real bummer if you have a 'glass hood.
Jimp said:I agree, the brackets on the MRT are kinda ugly.
Hammy said:Nice, Jimp!
Are the struts strong enough to lift the hood by themselves? Or is it necessary to lift the hood and help on the way up?
My trunk always needs some help...kinda surprised at that, actually.
ursastang said:Very informative post! I'm thinking of this myself for the LBS.
For those who have done struts like these. How easy/hard is to close the hood? How do you do it? (Pull it down to a certain point and shove, pull it down to a certain point and drop, etc.)
shave35 said:I just ordered a set! Should be nice when they arrive.