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About this Manufacturer:
Who knew that a company that started out making tire pumps in the early 20th century would end up being one of the largest shock and strut manufacturers in the world? In fact, Monroe used its pump technology to design what would become the first shock absorber, the Monroe Shock Eliminator. Fast-forward almost a century, and Monroe is now offering ride quality solutions for most major automobile manufacturers, in varying configurations depending on the drivers' needs. The company also offers gas-charged lift supports to keep your hood or hatch in proper working order. If your vehicle is in need of some "shock therapy," be it through a better ride or increased hauling capacity, it's hard to go wrong with Monroe.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why buy a carbon fiber trunk?
Carbon fiber trunks are a great buy if you want to enhance the appearance of your car and give it a unique, race look. Carbon fiber trunks are a relatively new modification option, and will truly make your car unique. Aside from the cosmetic upgrade they provide, they are a good buy if you're looking for a lightweight alternative from your heavy steel factory trunk.
How do you install a carbon fiber trunk?
Carbon fiber trunks are usually OEM fit, which means for most you simply un-bolt your factory trunk and replace it with the new carbon fiber trunk using factory hinges. Also, keep in mind that you don't need to paint the carbon fiber trunk; it comes with a clear gelcoat finish that is exactly how you want it to look right when you receive it.
Carbon fiber trunks are a great buy if you want to enhance the appearance of your car and give it a unique, race look. Carbon fiber trunks are a relatively new modification option, and will truly make your car unique. Aside from the cosmetic upgrade they provide, they are a good buy if you're looking for a lightweight alternative from your heavy steel factory trunk.
How do you install a carbon fiber trunk?
Carbon fiber trunks are usually OEM fit, which means for most you simply un-bolt your factory trunk and replace it with the new carbon fiber trunk using factory hinges. Also, keep in mind that you don't need to paint the carbon fiber trunk; it comes with a clear gelcoat finish that is exactly how you want it to look right when you receive it.
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