Re: [DMCForum] Re: Opinions needed: Who sells the best door struts?
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Re: [DMCForum] Re: Opinions needed: Who sells the best door struts?



I bought Hervey's door struts at the Pigeon Forge show. They are strong. However, they do not slow down near the end of the lift like some others. Must be careful not to let them bang at full extension. Prior to installation, I thought the doors needed adjustment since new struts had been installed 3 years before.
Marv.
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  From: twinenginedmc12
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  Sent: Wednesday, August 18, 2004 1:11 PM
  Subject: [DMCForum] Re: Opinions needed: Who sells the best door struts?


  Hello.

  Yup, I'll chime in.  I have P. J. Grady struts on my car. 
  I tested 4 struts a while back.  P. J. Grady's, John Hervey's,
  Delorean Motor Center (California) struts were all excellent choices.
  Delorean Motor Company's were a little off, dimensionally in a very
  bad way, but that's history as far as I know.  I believe they have
  corrected that problem, so they should be excellent now, as well. 

  I'd buy my next struts from either of these four vendors, based on
  geographics.

  Rick Gendreau

  --- In DMCForum@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, Marc Levy <malevy_nj@xxxx> wrote:
  > I like the Grady struts better.  They are the correct
  > size as the OEM's. 
  >
  > For a while, the DMCH struts were breaking the strut
  > mount on many cars because they were a bit longer
  > (right Rick??).  I am told DMCH may have fixed the
  > problem by grinding down the screw-on ends to
  > compensate for the longer strut.  (I have no
  > verification of the fix).
  >
  > Grady struts are custom made for him, to meet the OEM
  > specifications.
  >
  > Maybe Rick will chime in here (if he has not already).
  >  He did a significant evaluation of door struts a
  > while back.
  >
  > --- lakelanier20 <derek4567@xxxx> wrote:
  >
  > > I am only asking because I know of at least one
  > > brand of door strut
  > > that makes your doors fly open with waaaaay too much
  > > strength, and
  > > makes them hard to close as well.  I don't know
  > > where they come from
  > > though.  More specifically, any opinions between
  > > Houston's and
  > > Grady's?
  > >
  > > Thanks,
  > > -Derek L.
  > > VIN 5302
  > >
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