Item Tag: Nitro

10in 120lb RV Marine Nitro Prop Strut Spring Shock Support Prop Rod 10” 120#

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10in 100lb Nitro Prop Gas Strut Spring Lift Support Rod Damper Tube 10” 100#

The oil within the cylinder, when it is compressed or extended, moves from one side of the piston head to the other, providing a damping effect. Removal TIP : it is very easy to replace most gas springs / shocks/ struts, the most common connection used is the nylon “ball joint socket” to remove your old unit simply insert a “flat” blade screwdriver under the spring clip (you do not have to remove the clip) using the slot provided in the back of the socket, push the screwdriver down just a bit this causes the spring clip to open and it will release the ball end.

SET 10in 60# Nitro Prop Gas Shock Strut Support Spring Lift Tube Rod 10″ 60lb

The oil within the cylinder, when it is compressed or extended, moves from one side of the piston head to the other, providing a damping effect. Removal TIP : it is very easy to replace most gas springs / shocks/ struts, the most common connection used is the nylon “ball joint socket” to remove your old unit simply insert a “flat” blade screwdriver under the spring clip (you do not have to remove the clip) using the slot provided in the back of the socket, push the screwdriver down just a bit this causes the spring clip to open and it will release the ball end.