Hood lift
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You can buy a set, with new parts for less than $80
Do you have to remove the stock hinges?
You can buy a set, with new parts for less than $80
Do you have to remove the stock hinges?
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From: Northern IL
Originally Posted by HarryTasker
Do you have to remove the stock hinges?
they replace stock hinges.
Im not a fan of the UDP ones as the limit access from the sides to the engine. I soppose you could use the prop rod and remove the pistons if you needed the room.
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Originally Posted by HarryTasker
I don't think the ones you have on your ranger will support the weight.
Huh?
fyi the pic is of an explorer check the cowl/wipers
i need a new hood and was thinking of doing the edge swap. Maybe the quick lifts are a better choice.
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From: Shelbyville, Kentucky
Originally Posted by Blhde
Huh?
fyi the pic is of an explorer check the cowl/wipers
i need a new hood and was thinking of doing the edge swap. Maybe the quick lifts are a better choice.
fyi the pic is of an explorer check the cowl/wipers
i need a new hood and was thinking of doing the edge swap. Maybe the quick lifts are a better choice.
that's my vote man!!! they are cheap, effective, and easy to install
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