🔩 High-Quality Pack of 13mm Ball Studs Hardware: Enhance Your Projects with Durable Fastening Solutions Review

I used them when replacing shock absorbers on a SnugTop cover. The old ones didn't need to be changed, but at the price why not. Easy installation for everyone.

I used these ball studs to raise jack stands on top of a tonneau pickup. They were easy to install and looked like a solid, quality product.

If you need a replacement bonnet damper, this is a good choice. I had to replace one side of the hood struts and look for missing parts. Luckily I found them and got additional ones for the future.

These units are good quality (most hardware is at least acceptable) but at 3dol any kind is expensive - if you're looking - didn't know what to call these (they're called "ball studs". , I'm looking) I found the same product with 5 units for $8 ----- these 4 for $11.99 have 5 units for $8

I bought these eyelets to replace broken ball eyelets in the door pillars of my horse trailer. In fact, they appear to be heavier than the originals. They fit into pre-existing holes so no drilling was required for my installation. They are ideal for the bell shaped ends of the stands. Good price.

They are so handy when replacing old gas struts with more modern models. Used this for a rear window sunroof on my hard top Jeep CJ. The originals were very loud with spring sounds. Now, with the use of those studs and traditional gas struts, it's perfect and contemporary.

Wanted to convert manual hood to open with hydraulic lift legs. My charger has slots for it ex works and even ball pins on the hood side but not on the fender side. I had to run the faucet to get the 5/16 inch x 18 threads to fit the car, but when I did they screwed up and now I have an auto opening hood. A conversion installation video is on my Youtube channel WJ Handy Dad

I bought a Jeep CJ-7 a few months ago and the hard top didn't have any struts or even bolts to mount them on. After a little research I found that this is exactly the size I needed and they fit right where the originals were! Sturdy so far and very easy to install, all I needed was a ratchet and wrench to attach them and they are probably a lot cheaper than anything offered on Jeep after sales service websites and catalogues becomes. If you need strut ball joints or anything else you might need

I ordered this product because (3) local hardware stores didn't have the right length. This product is just what you need to ensure your Proslide Sulky "skid bar" throttle does not come off. The problem I have is that the manufacturer provides a bolt (exactly the same) to connect the gas strut to the Proslide Sulky mount on the car, which is too short. The bolt provided by the manufacturer gave me about 1/8 inch thread to connect the gas spring to the bracket and tighten the nut on the back…