🚪 Set of 2 Rear Hatch Trunk Liftgate Tailgate Shocks for 2003-2008 Honda Pilot - Struts for Tailgate Lift Supports Review

UPDATE 2019: It's been over 2 years and these jack stands are still working!>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> >> More 2008 pilot owners complain that these racks don't fit about an inch, THEY SHOULD! Continue reading. First use the ladder to support the back door. Then YOU MUST REMOVE BOTH OLD RACKS or you won't have enough space for the new ones. Once the old posts are removed you can extend the gate beyond…

Benefits: Fits my 2007 Honda Pilot perfectly. And as many say, the tailgate opens even wider than before. They seem pretty solid now it takes some effort to close them like they do when new. Installation was pretty darn easy, no need to go to the dealer. Check out other reviews for better tips e.g. B. removing both old ones before installing new ones and using a ladder to hold the tailgate open. Cons: One of the racks had the terminal twisted and crimped. I was able to pull it out and fix it…

I have a 2007 pilot. This product is very easy to install. I took my time and it was about 5 minutes per side. I read another reviewer's idea of putting a ladder under the hatch to hold the door fully open. (Thanks for that tip!) I used an adjustable ladder under the hatch with leather work gloves to protect it from scratches. Using a flat head screwdriver, gently pry up the old clips holding the struts in place and remove the end of the strut from the ball on the body. Installation is the…

These tailgate struts from Vepagoo Auto are impressive (better than the factory stanchions for my 2008 Honda Pilot). an inch shorter than the Vepagoo Auto Racks. If you remove only one of the factory Honda Pilot outriggers, the other "OLD" outrigger will not extend far enough to install the new Vepagoo Auto outrigger. I almost returned these AMAZING outriggers from Vepagoo Auto until I read a similar review from another outrigger supplier (again a Honda Pilot owner). A simple solution. Remove…

Shock absorbers were broken for three weeks. I'm not sure who would be to blame, although Revane "fulfilled" them, so I blame them. I'm not deducting a star for this reason. Now the shock absorbers are mounted with some effort. The first hit clicked without too much trouble, other than the door pushing up a bit when closing. The second punch was much harder. It was literally about half an inch longer. I struggled for a while until finally an assistant pushed the door and used a piece of wood to