i have to remove the hood prop cause that's where i'm running my purge solenoid and pressure guage.
i need options of hood struts.
i saw one that i liked at the KC show last week but didn't get a pic.

Here's one I have. I have no other information on it.

quote Originally posted by avengador1: Here's one I have. I have no other information on it.

that's the setup i want.
only it used only one on the drivers side.
someone with info on the struts please chime in.

See this thread- //www.fiero.nl/forum/Forum4/HTML/012852.html

I'm still making a selling these kits, $25 for the single and $35 for the dual.

Brian

------------------

Silver 87' GT- Turbo Charged/intercooled 2.8 V-6
Maroon 87' GT- 355 TPI V8, 5-speed

sluppy do you make kits for the rear too? or who does that right now im interested in one for the front and one for the rear too.

Thanks,

Jacob Carson

quote Originally posted by sluppy123: See this thread- //www.fiero.nl/forum/Forum4/HTML/012852.html I'm still making a selling these kits, $25 for the single and $35 for the dual. Brian

you northern guys are so smart.
is your kit ready to ship by monday?
and do you take paypal?

I bought a front kit from sluppy awhile back but he did not do rear kits at that time. Not sure about now? But if not Rodney Dickman has single and dual rear kits at his website.

[This message has been edited by fiero77 (edited 06-19-2005).]

hmm I like that

may have to hit you up later sluppy

------------------
3800sc Fiero Weeeeeeen... oh excuse me.

I do not make a rear setup, I would recomend Rodney Dickman for that.

buddycraigg- I've sent you a PM reguarding payment. Yes I take Paypal and yes I can ship parts on monday.

sluppy pm sent to you

------------------
86 GT V-8 aka YODA
85 SE

DOOODZ, is that NAAAAWWWZZZ?!?! M4d wykk3d tyt3, yo!

nice setup.
i would have ordered a kit but my N2O bottle was empty so i couldn't do any testing with it so i just made my own.
so i wouldn't have to wait on the mail.
but here's a bump.

my Ling wont ever be a show winner like the guy with the carpet in the front trunk.
but with less than $2 worth of hardware i was able to attach the lift support following your example.
and the strut was 15.99 from Oreilly's, HELP brand PN 95051

using your measurements as a guide i attached a cable clamp around where i thought it should go

drilled and tapped my hood hinge for a 5/16 bolt.

seems to work good

and finally my hood will stay up and i have room for my n2o stuff.

thanks for the research info.
you got a plus from me.

EDIT, sorry, you already had a + from me.

[This message has been edited by buddycraigg (edited 06-20-2005).]

so i gave you one.

quote Originally posted by avengador1: Here's one I have. I have no other information on it.

That's my 86 gt...

I paid about 5$ for the parts to make them.

------------------

http://community.webshots.com/user/lowfierogt

i was doing some testing with hood venting and popped the hood while driving on the highway.
as i was watched my hood kinda bob up and down, i remembered the hood strut.
how many years of normal service do you get out of them?
or more to the point. have you had to replace any yet?

You have a pm !!!!!

------------------

quote Originally posted by buddycraigg: my Ling wont ever be a show winner like the guy with the carpet in the front trunk. but with less than $2 worth of hardware i was able to attach the lift support following your example. and the strut was 15.99 from Oreilly's, HELP brand PN 95051

Thanks for posting the Help Part#. I've been looking for a while now.
Now, If someone would do the same for one locally obtainable for the rear decklid.............

I used the hood strut from a 3rd gen firebird, (two of them actually), Just ask for that at the autozone. They will ask if it has a spoiler, as if that makes a difference. Just flip a coin, it won't matter.

And the hardware from Sluppy123. Yeah I could have made it myself, but I like to support Fiero vendors, Sluppy might make soemthing else that I need in the future.

------------------

88 GT T-Top, 88 Fastback Chop-top (Archie #14), 1984 Indy, and 88 Chop Top T-top
Firebird Interior Installation Website

quote Originally posted by jscott1: And the hardware from Sluppy123. Yeah I could have made it myself, but I like to support Fiero vendors, Sluppy might make soemthing else that I need in the future.

i wasn't trying to undermind sluppy, he had the idea.
i had some down time and his idea was itchin at me. so i went with what i had nearby.
of course it looks like something made on a pig farm, but it still works for me.