The Cure for Droopage!!!!
01-12-2008, 10:18 AM
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The Cure for Droopage!!!!
Tired of your hatch slamming down on your head during cold weather? Or perhaps you've installed a new rear spoiler on your car and the hatch no longer stays upright? We've got just the solution!
The struts themselves have gloss black bodies with a chrome-plated Stainless Steel Piston and nylon end fittings. They will never rust! Plus we include brand new genuine Nissan fitting hardware.
Available for $163.50 shipped anywhere in the 48 states. Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, Canada and points abroad contact us for shipping quotes (we can ship them USPS, they are not big)
Orders can be placed via credit card or paypal here:
http://www.z1auto.com/prodmore.asp?m...or&prodid=2976
Or just stop down or give us a call!
thanks guys!!
The struts themselves have gloss black bodies with a chrome-plated Stainless Steel Piston and nylon end fittings. They will never rust! Plus we include brand new genuine Nissan fitting hardware.
Available for $163.50 shipped anywhere in the 48 states. Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, Canada and points abroad contact us for shipping quotes (we can ship them USPS, they are not big)
Orders can be placed via credit card or paypal here:
http://www.z1auto.com/prodmore.asp?m...or&prodid=2976
Or just stop down or give us a call!
thanks guys!!
Last edited by Z1 Performance; 07-06-2009 at 04:59 AM.
01-12-2008, 03:36 PM
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01-12-2008, 09:22 PM
#4
These struts are the same as I've sold on the site for the past year, except that these are stainless steel instead of enamel-coated steel, so they won't succumb to corrosion, scratching, or chipping.
The struts are 40% stronger than OEM and can EASILY accommodate any aftermarket spoiler. The pictures above are the struts installed on my car which has a heavy fiberglass Nismo V1 spoiler installed. Even with the spoiler, the struts can still support an extra 20 lbs, so some dynamat or a/v equipment in addition won't be a problem.
The struts are 40% stronger than OEM and can EASILY accommodate any aftermarket spoiler. The pictures above are the struts installed on my car which has a heavy fiberglass Nismo V1 spoiler installed. Even with the spoiler, the struts can still support an extra 20 lbs, so some dynamat or a/v equipment in addition won't be a problem.
01-12-2008, 09:23 PM
#6
Originally Posted by jtabraham
These struts are the same as I've sold on the site for the past year, except that these are stainless steel instead of enamel-coated steel, so they won't succumb to corrosion, scratching, or chipping.
The struts are 40% stronger than OEM and can EASILY accommodate any aftermarket spoiler. The pictures above are the struts installed on my car which has a heavy fiberglass Nismo V1 spoiler installed. Even with the spoiler, the struts can still support an extra 20 lbs, so some dynamat or a/v equipment in addition won't be a problem.
The struts are 40% stronger than OEM and can EASILY accommodate any aftermarket spoiler. The pictures above are the struts installed on my car which has a heavy fiberglass Nismo V1 spoiler installed. Even with the spoiler, the struts can still support an extra 20 lbs, so some dynamat or a/v equipment in addition won't be a problem.
01-12-2008, 09:30 PM
#7
Originally Posted by Nexx
so... im a bit tipsy, which one is better the one you sell or the one the OP is selling?
In other words, have another beer, and buy them from Z1
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01-13-2008, 09:51 AM
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... edit: nvrmd.
