🚀 Elevate your Porsche’s performance with precision-engineered trunk support!
This A-Premium 2-piece front hood trunk support set is custom-built for select Porsche 911, Boxster, and Cayman models (987 & 997 bodies). Featuring a durable 6.65-inch compressed length and OEM part compatibility (99751155101), these shock struts ensure perfect fitment and reliable lift support. Packaged securely for damage-free delivery and backed by a 1-year unlimited-mileage warranty, they offer a premium, hassle-free replacement solution for Porsche enthusiasts.
| Compressed Length | 6.65 Inches |
| UPC | 605757377377 |
| Manufacturer | PremiumpartsWhosale |
| Item Weight | 10.9 ounces |
| Package Dimensions | 13.5 x 2.28 x 1.26 inches |
| Item model number | 99751155101 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Manufacturer Part Number | GS253MF |
| OEM Part Number | 99751155101, 98751255103, SG406031 |
A**R
Porsche Bonnet Struts
Great replacementfor OEM struts.
C**N
Perfect Fit on a Porsche 997.2 911S
These replacement hood struts fit perfectly on my 2009 Porsche 911S (997.2)
R**H
They actually do fit
Initially, I thought they were the wrong size and wrote a bad review, but when you take off both stock struts, you can lift the hood up high enough to put these on
C**N
Do not trust their fit guides.
These absolutely did not fit my Porsche 996, being 1cm too long to mount.
H**S
Porsche hood shocks
Replacement shocks for Porsche bonnet. Good fit, compression was higher than OEM components. Caution required when opening bonnet. It springs open.
G**Z
Great product for 996 4s
Great product. Its a perfect fit for the 2004 996 4s. Easy to install and it works grear.
W**L
It fits on Porsche 996 but you need to remove both before install
I read the reviews about the shock strut being the wrong size and that is what I thought after removing the first strut. Wrong size. Read reviews and looked for instructions. Then the light bulb went off, remove the second strut and then you can move the trunk to the correct height for install. Works great and trunk operates correctly now. Huge difference.
S**M
Piece of cake - with a little help from my (Youtube) friends
I've lost the use of these struts since eternity began: I see it as non-essential to fix because I don't often use the front trunk, and who knows how much it'll cost to fix - a broomstick or someone close by can help me prop it open if necessary. Doing a quick search on Youtube showed me how easy it was to replace. These looked like the right ones: so, I pulled the trigger. Still it was with great trepidation that I went about changing it. You really do need a smaller flathead to pry the band open, and no, once you've got one, you just need to twist off the other (just remember which way it goes). It would be really helpful, not so much while removing them, but installing the new ones, to have someone hold the trunk lid open. It is also helpful to push on these rather stiff struts to loosen them a bit - only then can you have them pointing in opposite directions. Someone said they are too long; I don't know that that's the issue as much as the struts being quite stiff, and therefore, forceful. Better watch your chin when it springs up. I hope the stiffness means it'll last a long time - we'll see; but for now, I'm very happy with this.
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