Bisra

Bisra Trunk Gas Strut, Compatible with Honda CR-V CRV RD 1996-2001, 170N Lift Support

SKU: BSR-03007A
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$48.50
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All parts come with the essentials you need for a smooth fit and clear instructions. From performance upgrades to custom styling, unbox and get your ride ready with confidence!

MPN BSR-03007A
Brand Bisra
Condition New
Compatible Vehicle Honda CR-V CRV RD 1996-2001
Make Honda
Model CR-V CRV RD
Year 1996-2001

Key Features

  • STRONG LIFTING POWER - Pushing force 170N (38.22 lbf) helps easy lifting and reduce closing effort.
  • OEM SPEC BUILD - Meets OEM Specifications and is professionally manufactured for dependable function and fit.
  • TOUGH STEEL CYLINDER - Thickened steel cylinder body with high pressure bearing delivers steady support, while excellent sealing performance helps maintain smooth operation over time.
  • PRECISION MACHINED PARTS - Precisely machining cylinder high precision, high hardness plus precision rod high pressure high tolerant no deformation for confident, consistent support.
  • READY TO INSTALL - This product comes with vehicle-specific clips and is ready to install. Includes 2 identical struts. The same part fits both left and right sides.

Description

Bring back confident trunk support with a 100% compatible trunk gas strut set made for HONDA CR-V CRV RD 1996-2001. Pushing force 170N (38.22 lbf), you get strong lifting performance and reliable trunk support.

Built to meet OEM Specifications, this set is professionally manufactured for high-performance and long lifespan. The thickened steel cylinder body, high pressure bearing, and excellent sealing performance are designed to support easy lifting and reduce closing effort.

Details focus on precision: precisely machining cylinder high precision, high hardness, plus a precision rod high pressure high tolerant no deformation. Extended length is 22.25 in (565.15 mm). color: Black. Made in Turkey. Set of Two.

Installation method is straightforward: using a flathead screwdriver to raise spring plates, pull outwards to remove old gas spring, align the new gas spring connector with the ball head and push it in, then push in and install the other end in the same way.