Anyone using the gas strut hood lifts
11-26-2006, 09:34 PM
#11
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RE: Anyone using the gas strut hood lifts
Yeah code they are well constructed....very easy install..ive had mine almost a yr now and have no issues..got mine from autobadges 
i had to drills few holes in the hood and body not sure u wanna do that....
there is a company that makes a set that uses some adapters to connect it to your car that doesnt require drilling anything..i dont recall the names but they are out there
i had to drills few holes in the hood and body not sure u wanna do that....
there is a company that makes a set that uses some adapters to connect it to your car that doesnt require drilling anything..i dont recall the names but they are out there
11-27-2006, 04:54 AM
#12
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RE: Anyone using the gas strut hood lifts
ORIGINAL: Tac2cul
Yeah code they are well constructed....very easy install..ive had mine almost a yr now and have no issues..got mine from autobadges
i had to drills few holes in the hood and body not sure u wanna do that....
there is a company that makes a set that uses some adapters to connect it to your car that doesnt require drilling anything..i dont recall the names but they are out there
Yeah code they are well constructed....very easy install..ive had mine almost a yr now and have no issues..got mine from autobadges
i had to drills few holes in the hood and body not sure u wanna do that....
there is a company that makes a set that uses some adapters to connect it to your car that doesnt require drilling anything..i dont recall the names but they are out there
names but they are out there
MRT
http://www.mrt-direct.com/
11-27-2006, 10:01 AM
#13
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Join Date: Nov 2005
Location: Arizona
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RE: Anyone using the gas strut hood lifts
ORIGINAL: olesch
As I wrote:
MRT
http://www.mrt-direct.com/
ORIGINAL: Tac2cul
Yeah code they are well constructed....very easy install..ive had mine almost a yr now and have no issues..got mine from autobadges
i had to drills few holes in the hood and body not sure u wanna do that....
there is a company that makes a set that uses some adapters to connect it to your car that doesnt require drilling anything..i dont recall the names but they are out there
Yeah code they are well constructed....very easy install..ive had mine almost a yr now and have no issues..got mine from autobadges
i had to drills few holes in the hood and body not sure u wanna do that....
there is a company that makes a set that uses some adapters to connect it to your car that doesnt require drilling anything..i dont recall the names but they are out there
names but they are out there
MRT
http://www.mrt-direct.com/
11-27-2006, 10:08 AM
#14
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Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: Sweden
Posts: 107
RE: Anyone using the gas strut hood lifts
ORIGINAL: Tac2cul
duhhhhhhh i overlooked your post sorry bud
ORIGINAL: olesch
As I wrote:
MRT
http://www.mrt-direct.com/
ORIGINAL: Tac2cul
Yeah code they are well constructed....very easy install..ive had mine almost a yr now and have no issues..got mine from autobadges
i had to drills few holes in the hood and body not sure u wanna do that....
there is a company that makes a set that uses some adapters to connect it to your car that doesnt require drilling anything..i dont recall the names but they are out there
Yeah code they are well constructed....very easy install..ive had mine almost a yr now and have no issues..got mine from autobadges
i had to drills few holes in the hood and body not sure u wanna do that....
there is a company that makes a set that uses some adapters to connect it to your car that doesnt require drilling anything..i dont recall the names but they are out there
names but they are out there
MRT
http://www.mrt-direct.com/
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