Front Hood Lift Support Gas Struts for Toyota Land Cruiser 70 Series LC70 LC75 LC76 LC78, Nitrogen Charged Hood Shocks

Name: Front Hood Lift Support Gas Struts for Toyota Land Cruiser 70 Series LC70 LC75 LC76 LC78, Nitrogen Charged Hood Shocks
SKU: C1688-670257788965
Availability: InStock

$23.44

Shop high-quality nitrogen-filled hood lift supports for Toyota Land Cruiser 70 Series (LC70-LC78). Durable spring steel construction with 340mm installation distance.

9812 in stock

Full description

SKU: C1688-670257788965 Category: Lift Supports & Gas Springs Tags: hood lift supports, Land Cruiser hood shocks, LC70 gas struts, LC76 bonnet dampers, LC78 engine cover support

Description

Key Selling Points

Perfect Fitment: Custom-engineered for Toyota Land Cruiser 70 Series models including LC70, LC75, LC76, and LC78, ensuring a precise match for the hood support system.
High-Strength Material: Manufactured from premium-grade spring steel for superior durability and long-term fatigue resistance under various environmental conditions.
Smooth Operation: Filled with stable Nitrogen gas to provide consistent lifting force and a controlled, smooth opening and closing motion for your vehicle's hood.
Direct Replacement: Designed to replace worn-out factory support rods with a 340mm installation distance and 130mm stroke, matching original equipment performance.
Easy Installation: Features a simple bolt-on design that allows for a hassle-free setup without the need for drilling or complex modifications to the engine bay.

Technical Specifications

Material	High-Grade Spring Steel
Extended Length	340 mm
Stroke Length	130 mm
Damping Medium	Nitrogen Gas
Placement on Vehicle	Front Hood / Bonnet

FAQ Q&A

Q: Will these struts fit a Toyota Land Cruiser LC76 directly without modification?

A: Yes, these gas struts are specifically designed for the LC70 series, including the LC76, and utilize the existing mounting points for a direct, bolt-on installation.

Q: Do I need special tools to install these hood support rods?

A: No special tools are generally required. A basic socket set or screwdriver is typically sufficient to remove the old clips and snap these new struts into place.

Q: How do these perform in extreme cold weather?

A: These struts are nitrogen-filled, which provides more stable performance across temperature fluctuations compared to standard oil-filled shocks, maintaining lifting power in cold climates.