🔧 High Performance Front Hood Lift Supports Struts Shocks for Chevrolet Camaro 1982-1992, Pontiac Firebird 1982-1992 – Fits Models with Steel Hood Review

Brackets are missing. The seller did not reply to me. Buying new clamps was easier and quicker than fighting them, so it cost money. I couldn't install without them either, so I removed the install easement. Although they seem to work fine.

The strut was about 1 inch longer than stock. With the hood open to limit travel, the strut had to be compressed about 1/2 inch to get to the remaining strut. It was possible, but very difficult if you put it to use. It is not necessary. The locking clips are also made of thin metal and not spring steel.

It is written that this is a pair but only one came in the box and it does not hold and weight, can be squeezed with bare hands with minimal effort if they touch The Seller washed his hands and said it's Amazon's fault, Amazon claims it's non-refundable, also it looks like it's the wrong size because it bent the hood bracket quite a bit.

They arrived on time and are working great so far. It's so nice that you don't have to use a prop to hold the bonnet (bonnet if you speak English). Since I bought the car 25 years ago the lifts have been removed and I couldn't justify spending money on parts shops. looking for a replacement. Thank you Revan! I will update this review if they go out of service within a reasonable time.