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I have the black ones, their PLUS system. I didn't notice a difference in the height required to close the hood. When I talked to them they said there was no difference in lifting force between the Black and the Stainless gas springs. The only difference was the warranty (4 vs 5 years) and I...

I don't have any issues with the Redline Tuning hood struts on my RR and they have been on for almost 2 years. I have had their system on my 2013 Mustang that uses a very similar hood insert for over 12 years with no issues. Their stuff is very well made...

100% Agree!

@Zangor another product to add to the list: I saw that Redline Tuning released their Bolt In Hood QuickLIFT system for the Ranger and had to get a set. I've had their products on my Mustang for many years and they are awesome! I got them and installation was less than 10 minutes as they come...

Yeah, I saw the kit from the other company and much prefer the system from Redline Tuning as it has many advantages: 1) Better geometry for lifting the hood. Simple physics (lever arm) tell you the further you are from the pivot point the easier it is to lift. This means a lower force gas...

I saw that Redline Tuning released their Bolt In Hood QuickLIFT system for the Ranger and had to get a set. I've had their products on my Mustang for many years and they are awesome! I got them and installation was less than 10 minutes as they come with a color instruction manual and bolt into...

I emailed them and they responded: QuickLIFT PLUS: Black gas springs 4 Year warranty QuickLIFT ELITE: Stainless Steel gas springs 5 Year warranty Both function the same. I chose the PLUS version as it looks the most OEM.

Yes, it's made to work with the Aluminum hood. I saw the kit from the other company and much prefer the system from Redline Tuning as it has many advantages: 1) Better geometry for lifting the hood. Simple physics (lever arm) tell you the further you are from the pivot point the easier it is...

@GigaRaptor There is another option for hood struts you can add to the list: https://www.redlinetuning.com/SearchResults.asp?Search=2024+ranger

Agreed. I saw the kit from the other company and much prefer the system from Redline Tuning as it has many advantages: 1) Better geometry for lifting the hood. Simple physics (lever arm) tell you the further you are from the pivot point the easier it is to lift. 2) The other products...

I saw that Redline Tuning released their Bolt In Hood QuickLIFT system for the Ranger and had to get a set. I've had their products on my Mustang for many years and they are awesome! I got them and installation was less than 10 minutes as they come with a color instruction manual and bolt...

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Nice! :thumbsup:

Thanks for sharing!