Hah! Yes, one hand to hold hood, second hand to fit prop rod in place. Two hands total required to get the hood into a position that it will stay up on it's own.
Here's the kit I found. I know nothing about it other than what's on the webpage.
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2004-2010 Toyota Sienna Hood QuickLIFT PLUS
Redline Tuning is in the business to provide our Hood QuickLIFT Systems (gas springs, struts, dampers, lifters) for all vehicles that have an OEM prop rod.www.redlinetuning.com
-Mike
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Thanks Mike.Hah! Yes, one hand to hold hood, second hand to fit prop rod in place. Two hands total required to get the hood into a position that it will stay up on it's own.
Here's the kit I found. I know nothing about it other than what's on the webpage.
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2004-2010 Toyota Sienna Hood QuickLIFT PLUS
Redline Tuning is in the business to provide our Hood QuickLIFT Systems (gas springs, struts, dampers, lifters) for all vehicles that have an OEM prop rod.www.redlinetuning.com
-Mike
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Hah! Yes, one hand to hold hood, second hand to fit prop rod in place. Two hands total required to get the hood into a position that it will stay up on it's own.
Here's the kit I found. I know nothing about it other than what's on the webpage.
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2004-2010 Toyota Sienna Hood QuickLIFT PLUS
Redline Tuning is in the business to provide our Hood QuickLIFT Systems (gas springs, struts, dampers, lifters) for all vehicles that have an OEM prop rod.www.redlinetuning.com
-Mike
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Thanks Mike. I’ve seen this one. I’d like to find someone who has actually installed one.
I did it! The install was a bit strange, and nothing seemed it would fit, to be honest. But WOW, I love it. One rod would be enough but with two it's rock solid. Bought mine on amazon for the free shipping.Thanks Mike. I’ve seen this one. I’m looking for someone who has actually installed one.
Can you tell me exactly which lift kit you installed?I did it! The install was a bit strange, and nothing seemed it would fit, to be honest. But WOW, I love it. One rod would be enough but with two it's rock solid. Bought mine on amazon for the free shipping.
Cheers.
Pics pretty please!I did it! The install was a bit strange, and nothing seemed it would fit, to be honest. But WOW, I love it. One rod would be enough but with two it's rock solid. Bought mine on amazon for the free shipping.
Cheers.
This one:Can you tell me exactly which lift kit you installed?
I'll take some tomorrow.Pics pretty please!
-Mike
There seem to be many inexpensive hood strut lift kits on Amazon. These are in the less than $30 price range. They are mostly generic “do it yourself” types, with minimum or no instructions. Makes you wonder at the $99 price of the one you bought. There are others on the net that are cheaper than this one, some from questionable websites, or from foreign sources with little support or return possibility. I guess you have to pay for your thrills.
Hey, sorry for the delay, I took the photos a few days ago, and now it seems some are missing. But I can post two photos.Pics pretty please!
-Mike