SuperUser

The backs now are super charged. When I pull the handle in the car to open the lid it fly's up. Should I be concerned that it has so much strength?

Thanks for any info

black ice

Mine seemed to have lots of gusto for several months, then they calmed down a little. Mine were stock.

dave

racer

Don't worry.. In a year they will seem "soft" again.

Quadcammer

same deal on my turbo lid. they calm down a bit shortly.

SuperUser

cool, thanks.

Stealth 993

They change with the weather, don't worry about it, they will show down fast. I would put a hand on the hood as you release it.

User 122821

I got away with only changing one side so it's didn't fly open. I figure the shocks will last longer since one is out of the engine heat for a while.

Priceless

i need front and backs. is this an easy diy job? thanks.

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SuperUser

It was not too bad, I think it took about 40 minutes in total.

Priceless

best place to buy??? thanks again.

User 122821

Sunset, FD, or any favorite as the price is pretty close.

Quadcammer

fronts were easy in my opinion.

the rears are a bitch.

s4for5

DanQ

Nice tool to hold the pin!

To keep from dropping the little spring clip, I slid a small tie wrap thru the loops in the clip. It gave me somthing to hang on to and let me control the position. down't want to drop it or it will be gone....

Warpig

Beautiful. Two great ideas to help with this job. DanQ, I remember the zip tie idea from when you showed me. I really like the 10G female spade connector with the coat hanger tool idea too. I need to replace mine soon. They are at the point when they work depending on the weather. These two ideas should make that job much easier.

Nick