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Stronger Deck Lid Strut Needed

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YOUR RESEARCHStronger Deck Lid Strut Needed

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Install on the deck lid

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I have a 2000 996 Cab with a TechArt GT3 spoiler installed on the deck lid.

Stronger Deck Lid Strut Needed
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Use two gas struts

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Turbo's use two gas struts because we have a ridiculously heavy hydraulic spoiler system.

Stronger Deck Lid Strut Needed
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Install on the deck lid

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Performed · outcome unconfirmed · Original poster

I have a 2000 996 Cab with a TechArt GT3 spoiler installed on the deck lid.

Stronger Deck Lid Strut Needed

Use two gas struts

No successful repair reported for this finding.

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Turbo's use two gas struts because we have a ridiculously heavy hydraulic spoiler system.

Stronger Deck Lid Strut Needed
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I have a 2000 996 Cab with a TechArt GT3 spoiler installed on the deck lid. Needless to say it's a bit heavy. My car only has one deck lid strut (on the right) and it is D.E.A.D. I'm going to order a replacement strut, but will the standard deck lid strut suffice? Or, is there a stronger (higher weight rated) strut available that I should order instead? It's the little things that bother me... Thanks!

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Turbo's use two gas struts because we have a ridiculously heavy hydraulic spoiler system. Perhaps you can install a 2nd on the other side.

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Weeeeeelllll�. I CAN, but involves drilling/tapping for a 6 mm bolt /pin. Guess I�ll go with the stock strut and see if it will suffice.

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