🔧 Maxpow 2pcs Hood Gas Charged Lift Support for Accord 2003-2007 PM2024 4157 - Convenient & Compatible Upgrade Review

Bought these lift legs for my 2005 Honda Accord EX-V6. Perfect fit and easy to install. They worked just as well as the originals. In addition, they are cheaper than the original. Definitely recommend them to anyone who needs to replace their lift assist without breaking their wallet.

This is the perfect replacement for the original part on my 2007 Honda Accord SEV! They were well packaged and protected. Took me about 10 minutes to swap out both sides. Just look for the original screws. They don't have instructions, but the replacement is pretty intuitive - unscrew the 2 screws on the top/bonnet end of the part, remove the bottom of the original part, insert the bottom of the new part, screw in the top. new part. The ONLY tricky part is remembering to check which brace goes…

This product has worked very well on my 05 Accord. Two circular connectors are not included, but you don't need them. Also, the shock is rotated 180 degrees compared to the stock model, but again, that doesn't matter. Judging by some other reviews, some people were confused. To remove the old mufflers, all you need is a screwdriver to slide the plastic clip off the round end of the connector and then remove the muffler. The other end is simply held in place with two screws. New shocks are…

They were over $50 cheaper than the ones I bought from AutoZone. I bought 2 hood braces from AutoZone for $74 and it was under my mechanic friend's commercial account. He told me to look for Revane and return the expensive set. I'm glad I did. All I needed was a small flathead screwdriver and a 10mm ratchet. I changed them in less than 5 minutes. You unscrew the two 10mm screws and set them aside as you will need them later. You then insert the flat head into the bottom slot to push out the…

Good fit. They don't have rounded ends like in the picture, but you don't need them. Just use the ones in the car again. Replacement requires a 10mm socket wrench/socket and a small flathead screwdriver. There are tons of videos on YouTube that will show you how to do this job properly. For those who complain about backwardness, don't know that you can change the direction of the hood attachment in relation to the ball joint. Take a photo of both original frames for reference if you are unsure.

I ordered them despite mixed reviews. I think it's Revain, I can easily return it if it doesn't work. I ordered them and received them via Prime 2 days later. Well packaged (top of box) and individually boxed. The ones I ordered didn't come with ball ends, which isn't a big deal since they attach directly to the OEM. Replacing both racks took 5 minutes. Open the hood to avoid hitting your head. You will need a screwdriver to remove the old post from the end of the ball (insert the tip of the…

Honda Accord EX 4 dr. Sedan, V 6 automatic. I visited a local Honda dealership this week and looked at genuine Honda parts to replace two chainstays. $136. But remember, this is GHP. Watched Revain on Thursday morning and saw this. A pair for $25. The reviews were great so I spent the extra $5 and got overnight delivery. It took less than 20 minutes to put them on. Now that I've done it once, it takes less than 10 minutes next time, whenever that is. My hood rises higher than ever thanks to…