Eeyore

Truer words have never been spoken!

Roffles

How often are you lifting your hood? Often enough to know that an old schoold prop works well enough Am I right here folks?

MichaelkTSX

I have a 1999 TL and my 05 TSX. The other day the TL starter died and while I was replacing the starter, a slight breeze came by and then all of a sudden the hood started to drop hard and fast. I have a huge bruise on my arm but if I was working on the car from the side or let the hood pick up speed, I could have been seriously hurt.

I'm glad the TSX doesn't use the gas props.

billabong05

Glad it didin't take your head off...that would suck.

MrChad

Ditto, this solved my problem...I think Moda-way and I are amoung some of the first to do this...

I've had no problem with mine.

moda_way

Best shocks ever and I can tell you 1 of them can hold the hood alone, so if there is a failure of one, you won't get hurt. FYI, you can tell if one isn't working because the lift and drop is more significant. As with MrChad, we've had ours for a while and absolutely top quality with no issues. I'll clean the piston rods with a little WD40 if I see any dirt. Trust me, these are a great product.

tits legendary

Eeyore, I think that you have the funniest avatar on all of AZine!

joerockt

Thank jeebus for Home Depots!

Eeyore

Thanks man!

5o9

I'll take a clamshell that tilts foreward with no struts or sticks.

Struts are better than sticks.

Sticks are so cvcc

peter_bigblock

They're my #1 discount auto parts store and they don't even know it.