Reply to "Building a Gr4 replica"

robborrusoMember

Hi Push,
I don't think you would be able to go to the local auto parts store for this application, due to the very points you mentioned. I would take a look at McMaster Carr. They have a large variety of lift struts with as low as 5 lbs force. I think so long as you match the strength to the need, this could be a sexy solution. An added thought.... to ensure stable function, w/o the doors bouncing, you may want to consider multiple low force struts. Just a thought...

Check out some of the options I found here..
McMaster Strut Link

11/1/156:12 AM

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