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  1. 06-09-2014, 05:25 PM #1
    Troublemaker1
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    Default Gas Shock for trunk

    Hey folks,

    Who's a good supplier for the short gas shock that holds up our trunk lids? I know there will be several of you that want to say Can-Am and yes I can go that route, but I’m sure as long as these things have been around someone has figured out a source for the shock.
    For a 2010 RT.

    Steve

    Anybody got the numbers off the shock? Or dimensions? so I don't have to take the bike apart just to get them. the wife don't like her bike down for long.
    Steve
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    A couple of folks have mentioned taking struts to AutoZone or some other automotive parts place, and matching them up with what they've got in stock...
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    Yep, Napa, Autozone. Oreilly's, Advance Auto all carry a good cross section. You can also take the numbers off the one you have and cross ref and get them from amazon.

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    Default Hey Steve..!!

    go online and google them. Cheapcycleparts.com is a good place for oem parts at a better price then there is the auto parts stores..say hi to Cena...
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