Replacement Lift Supports For The Hood

[pmar6004]

With the help of customer support at LiftSupportsDepot.com, I was able to find replacement lift supports for raising the hood of my 2009 Stallion, #627. The originals lift supports were part # C-16-27200 by Suspa and the replacements through LiftSupportsDepot.com is part # C-16-23070. They add 6 lbs. of lift capacity per lift support, (12 lbs. total), making raising the hood much easier, especially if you only have the use of one arm as I do. (Had a stroke in 2008.) As an added bonus, the cost of the lift supports were 1/2 the price of the originals. Here's a link to the replacements lift supports, if interested: https://www.liftsupportsdepot.com/s...pecialty-supports-lift-support-strut-c00048w/. I have to add that the personnel at LiftSupportsDepot.com were very helpful and I highly recommend doing business with them.(Yes)

pmar6004

 

[trikervet]

Thanks for the info. This kind of information is good information for current Stallion owners.

 

[Doc7402]

With the help of customer support at LiftSupportsDepot.com, I was able to find replacement lift supports for raising the hood of my 2009 Stallion, #627. The originals lift supports were part # C-16-27200 by Suspa and the replacements through LiftSupportsDepot.com is part # C-16-23070. They add 6 lbs. of lift capacity per lift support, (12 lbs. total), making raising the hood much easier, especially if you only have the use of one arm as I do. (Had a stroke in 2008.) As an added bonus, the cost of the lift supports were 1/2 the price of the originals. Here's a link to the replacements lift supports, if interested: https://www.liftsupportsdepot.com/s...pecialty-supports-lift-support-strut-c00048w/. I have to add that the personnel at LiftSupportsDepot.com were very helpful and I highly recommend doing business with them.(Yes)

pmar6004

thanks for the info mine are failing and need the extra lift due to the rear spoiler with LED light

 

[glennboy]

Trunk gas lifts

Is there an alternative source for the gas struts in the trunk?

 

[rhino 2]

Welcome to Trike-Talk, Glenn....:wave4:Happy to have you on board:clapping:

Probably could go to an auto parts store....Auto-Zone...NAPA.;ECT And mix and match :Shrug:

 

[tomg]

I posted the info on this a couple of years ago. Use your search on the site and maybe save yourself some time, but it's nice that others are sharing their updates and information.

Tomg

 

[ItBeMe]

Rockauto any size and lift for 1/3 the cost. :laugh:

 

[tomg]

this is the part # I bought.

Tomg

 

[Doc7402]

With the help of customer support at LiftSupportsDepot.com, I was able to find replacement lift supports for raising the hood of my 2009 Stallion, #627. The originals lift supports were part # C-16-27200 by Suspa and the replacements through LiftSupportsDepot.com is part # C-16-23070. They add 6 lbs. of lift capacity per lift support, (12 lbs. total), making raising the hood much easier, especially if you only have the use of one arm as I do. (Had a stroke in 2008.) As an added bonus, the cost of the lift supports were 1/2 the price of the originals. Here's a link to the replacements lift supports, if interested: https://www.liftsupportsdepot.com/s...pecialty-supports-lift-support-strut-c00048w/. I have to add that the personnel at LiftSupportsDepot.com were very helpful and I highly recommend doing business with them.(Yes)

pmar6004

i also bought a set a few months ago, and just got to where i could try to install them but only used one i'll let it break in some and then do the other side , i have donr this many times in the past for other people on their rear windows of SUV's