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Way more information that you need about the subject can be found here:DA X 6 said:OK, here's a VERY pedestrian question from someone who tends toward a preference for bone stock. Does anybody have a part # for hood shocks, and what did the cost?
I know, the serious mod guys are either laughing or yawning, possibly both...
Got mine today.Waited37Years said:Installed them on my Daytona last week.
The lower ballstuds are self tapping, and the hex is metric, (10MM I think).
The stud has a long leadin, and all I did was to use the finger of one hand to hond it steady while I got it started with a wrench. Took all of about 5 minutes to complete.
They work great...
$40? I got them from the same place but I paid $52 +shipping. Did you call them to order? Damn. Let everyone else know how to get them at $40 please.KUPAA said:I purchased mine from MoparSuperCenter myself and had a fast delivery. Service overall with them was great! Paid $40.00 out the door. VERY easy to install and works great!
The stud bolts are self tapping so there's no need to tap it prior to install. Prolly make it slightly easier to start but these were extremely easy...no issues and done is a few minutes. Take the tap back if you can.rwamser said:Some added information on the Hood lifts. I received my kit Today and installed It. The Fender Stud is Metric and the Mounting hole is not Taped the thread is Metric 8 pitch 1.25. I picked up a tap at a ACE Hardware store taped the hole the stud hex size is 13 mm and with ground shipping the cost was $60.65