I have this part number st270m-80. Stroke 11.8" / compression 15.2"/ Design 10x22 / End fitting m13. Will these struts be compatible? Thanks
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i don't know, sorry. I bought a used f150 that came with a tonneau with all the parts rusted out for it, so i replaced with these struts. they work perfectly, but are tough for my wife to open the cover. maybe get struts with less pressure if you decide to get these.
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Greetings: These should work quite well for you. Your original supports are rated at 80lbs and these are 85lbs which will help open better. The dimensions and end fitting 13mm are the same. Thank You, Lou Fishman
534773
I'm not sure. What I did was go to Cycle Country's Web site and view the mounting plate chart and match it up with your model.
2039482
I went to the Monroe website and they did not show any struts for that vehicle. If I were you I would call Monroe and ask them what the number is that fits your car. I know they are happy to help.
19672
Briggs and Stratton web site has a cross reference chart. Maybe you can find out if your model will fit. Also, double check (if you change engines) the old engine shaft. I made the mistake when replacing... did not observe a shaft "washer" that needed to go on new one for proper fit! Grrrrrr! :)
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Hello, Thanks for your interest in our parts. This will fit your application no problem. Thanks and please let me know if you have any other questions. Rocky
570048
I don't know but if you check with the vendor they will respond very quickly to your email and help you determine which are the correct parts. I originally emailed them to verify they would work correctly for my 2002 explorer because there was a manufacturing change made during that model year and they explained how to measure the old struts to verify which would work for me.
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The struts are the same. The item number tells u what side it goes on. When u look at them it really don't matter just make sure ur adjustable know is so u can get to it.
176415
they are not quick struts . you have to use spring compressor to install the new ones.
1744766
The same size as the ones on my machine. The landing struts did not fit my machine. They were a hole off.
2067715
I would say yes. They bolt on the top of the struts so no need to mess with spring compressors. I did the install on my own and it was a pretty easy fit. Be much easier with two people though.
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Hi Daniele, These will not fit the ST-6510. You need part SL308C23 for your shifters.
590031
Yes, you will want to look at the last letter of the strut model number. R is for right and L for left.
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Call or email the strut manufacturer directly with the Exact year, make and model if the vehicle, thats what i did and they work perfectly. gI would also consider doing both sides at the same time or 1 side may be stiffer than the other. When contgacting the manugfacturer ask if there is a diferent part number for the left and right.
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Lynda, I took a look at the pictures of both online and they look like they would match. The motor itself isn't the key to matching, the flange is. Before I purchased the new motor I'd check with the supplier and see if you can get the dimensions of the flange. I'd pay particular attention to the distance between the bolt holes. Mark N.
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I don't know if it is compatible, go to http://www.robertsmotorparts.com/index.html and compare the model numbers.Hope this helps, good luck.
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Yes, just buy 2 and install; the left and right strut are the same. Use a small screw driver to pry the old strut off and press the new one on - it is less than a ten minute job.
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In simple terms, absolutely yes. When you change the front end parts, you always get an alignment to make sure everything is right. Struts are no different. I got one when I put mine on and it was evident it needed it after replacing them.