F-250. Is one unit enough or is one needed for each side? Thanks, Dave
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I installed one (06 f250) but it did not seem to slow the opening of the tailgate much. The tailgate on a 06 F250 is very heavy and i was hoping this shock would help with an ease of opening. Now it does engage and work but it doesn't handle the weight of the gate well and still opens too rapidly. I'm debating on installing a 2nd to see if there is any improvement
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If I remember they only sell one for the drivers side. I love telling people to "WATCH OUT" and than pulling the handle. They jump back and the tail gate slowly opens, love it!
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One unit is all that is needed. I own a F350 and one unit is all that is needed. Remember not to over tighten the expansion nut.
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It seems more than sufficient for my F-150, I would start with just one. By the way, once you install it, you will love it.
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This is for the left side and either front or rear. Doesn't matter. Main thing is left. Just installed both of my front window motors a couple weeks ago.
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This is a two switch minimum. If you do only one it will have an uneven side. If you want only one switch there's other options or just put in the second switch in case you ever need it a a place holder. I installed three but only use two.
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I think it is because the box can be assembled to work on either side. I bought 2 and mounted one on each side of my F 350. They are a light weight box but work well for the money
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Friend, I think you want to run two vehicles by one Transmitter. In that case, you have to use a second receiver, but you can't run both of them at the same time.
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I agree with everyone here. You only need one. It worked perfectly for my car and appears to be much stronger, it handles much more abuse.
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You will need to purchase two. One for driver side, one for passenger side.
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You will need one for each side. Same part number for both. Installed these on my 4Runner with no problems. I used the Prothane bushings instead of the ones that come with the link.
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Yes you need only one for the heat discharge pipe to your window and the other one can be left open for the intake.
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For my order, I needed two, one for each side. Generally the rotors wear out together, so you'd need two to order.
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You need one for each tank. Ie 1 for the black tank and 1 for the gray tank. You will need some reducer pieces to put it on the gray tank.
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Yes you need two for the best result. I have mine running a 1/4 mile apart with no problems.
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One per side. I personally installed on my 2002 Silverado. They raised the rear about 2 inches, and the most time consuming part of the installation was setting my axle back in the leaf spring slots.
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I'm looking for an answer on this, too. I need 6 total but I think only having 2 CO units would be fine. I'd prefer to save the cost of buying them all with CO detection. Did you get an answer, Bob?
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I thought I would need two but one is good enough for me. I think it depends on how well you understand your car. What I mean is that, if you can feel when your tires touch something, then go with one. Otherwise, play it safe with two.
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You should only need one until he/she gets big enough to need two for a bigger area. One should work fine at first.
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I totally agree with Glenn. It's not that much more expense to do both sides at the same time. I have had mechanics and parts dealers says that if one side is gone , then it is only a matter if time before the other one fails. You can buy just the one you need. And it may cure any problem you have for a long while. Just know that you could have the problem again soon if you change only one.