i have a 2012 prius and we need new lifts for the hatchback, will these fit? on the lifts it says "stabilus lift.0.mat 5l and 5r.
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Match the inches exactly. Check to see if the ball mount is the same size. These are just right for a camper shell door at 28 pounds, one spring is not enough to hold up the door, with two it holds well . I think you may want the heaviest spring you can find, at least 60 pounds each as the hatch is far heavier than my door. Go to Youtube for instructions on how to change. Less than 5 minute install, took longer to unwrap the packaging. Of course this is my humble approach and opinion.
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You better measure all the dimensions of the old part: body- diameter and length and every feature exactly (don't forget the screws and bolts at ends) and determine if this part will fit your vehicle without interference. You have a lot more room on the hatch back location then on the tight quarters I used it for: inside a Weatherguard tool chest. You have less interference on the Hatch back application. I used this same supra gas spring for the hatch back on my Leer Cap Rear window on a F150. It works great. Make sure spring is not to stiff (too much force required to close. Should match old specification of old gas spring. ) A few pound plus or minus won't matter. You better measure all the dimensions of the old part: body- diameter and length and every feature exactly (don't forget the screws and bolts at ends) and determine if this part will fit your vehicle without interference. You have a lot more room on the hatch back location then on the tight quarters I used it for: inside a Weatherguard tool chest. You have less interference on the Hatch back application. I used this same supra gas spring for the hatch back on my Leer Cap Rear window on a F150. It works great. Make sure spring is not to stiff (too much force required to close. Should match... » Read More You better measure all the dimensions of the old part: body- diameter and length and every feature exactly (don't forget the screws and bolts at ends) and determine if this part will fit your vehicle without interference. You have a lot more room on the hatch back location then on the tight quarters I used it for: inside a Weatherguard tool chest. You have less interference on the Hatch back application. I used this same supra gas spring for the hatch back on my Leer Cap Rear window on a F150. It works great. Make sure spring is not to stiff (too much force required to close. Should match old specification of old gas spring. ) A few pound plus or minus won't matter. « Show Less
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hi, you will have to measure the original lift firt. At its open position, measure the lenght from the connection pins, and locate the lift capacity of the original lifts which should be marked on the cylinder. The pair I purchased is a 17" lift with a 28 lbs capacity. I cannot say if this particular unit will be good fit for your hatchback, especially the weight capacity of the hatch back door. This unit is sufficient for my truck's camper shell glass door because it is not as heavy as a hatchback's door, but you can drop by your local auto supply store and compare the lifts they sell to the one you need. Good luck. hi, you will have to measure the original lift firt. At its open position, measure the lenght from the connection pins, and locate the lift capacity of the original lifts which should be marked on the cylinder. The pair I purchased is a 17" lift with a 28 lbs capacity. I cannot say if this particular unit will be good fit for your hatchback, especially the weight capacity of the hatch back door. This unit is sufficient for my truck's camper shell glass door because it is not as heavy as a hatchback's door, but you can drop by your local auto supply store and compare the lifts they sell... » Read More hi, you will have to measure the original lift firt. At its open position, measure the lenght from the connection pins, and locate the lift capacity of the original lifts which should be marked on the cylinder. The pair I purchased is a 17" lift with a 28 lbs capacity. I cannot say if this particular unit will be good fit for your hatchback, especially the weight capacity of the hatch back door. This unit is sufficient for my truck's camper shell glass door because it is not as heavy as a hatchback's door, but you can drop by your local auto supply store and compare the lifts they sell to the one you need. Good luck. « Show Less
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hi, you will have to measure the original lift firt. At its open position, measure the lenght from the connection pins, and locate the lift capacity of the original lifts which should be marked on the cylinder. The pair I purchased is a 17" lift with a 28 lbs capacity. I cannot say if this particular unit will be good fit for your hatchback, especially the weight capacity of the hatch back door. This unit is sufficient for my truck's camper shell glass door because it is not as heavy as a hatchback's door, but you can drop by your local auto supply store and compare the lifts they sell to the one you need. Good luck.
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I am not sure call dealer please i have 2013 prius if body size is the same then yes thay Will fit
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This is what I ordered: Qty (2) Toyota Sienna 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 Liftgate Lift Supports, Struts, With Power Liftgate Strong Arm 4590.They work work great and took literally about 1 minute each to install. That liftgate pops up now better than it ever did. BTW- I have the exact same van.
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I have 2013 S hatchback and bought these. They fit fine. I also ordered the little mats for the back seat and the rubber mat for the boot in back.
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When I ordered my mats, I specifically ordered them for a 2012 Optima. they fit perfectly. If/when you order, make sure you identify your car as much as possible.
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Amazon has a function called "My Garage" where on your Amazon account you enter your car and year and when you consider a bike rack it will tell you if it fits your vehicle. I also believe there is a tab where it lists the different cars each model fits but I think the best way to check is thru the My Garage function. FYI- the car I use this on is a 2013 Prius but again check for your own car thru the methods I mentioned. Good luck!
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They are made for the hatch, and they work perfectly. I would assume if your wanting lifts for the hood, you should look up the number with Monroe, and if they are the same number, then they would probably work. I would just look up the Monroe hood lifts for your car year and model, and buy those, they will be made for that specific application and will work for sure. Hope this helps.
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If you're asking if they provide lift, the answer is no. These are the stock replacement. I threw a set of these on my 93 Cherokee and it ended up lifting the rear end about 1.5" compared to the original springs which were over 20 years old. This measurement came from measuring the distance from ground to rear fender flare. Original: 31.5" New: 33". My old springs were very clearly bad. Center bolts broken in both and so weak I could flex them by hand. Hope this helps.
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These fit my 2012 Prius V with Prius V logo. I don't know about a regular Prius. I will say they are thin and fit cheaply. I would not buy then again. They move around on the floor. They used to be heavier construction before all the problems with Toyota acceleration. The passenger side moves all the time. Since the driver side is locked down it is not a problem. I put my carpets back in except for driver and put these over the carpets. This holds them in place much better. JDH
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They fit mine. This are the correct part for all 2012+ models. The hatchbacks have anchor points on the roof for the sport trim upgrade, so these just screw into the existing hardware. The sedans normally do not have the factory rail points.
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My '02 prius had very different wheels than my 2011 prius, so I cannot say. The center hub opening might be the same size, but you'd probably need to measure.
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Yes, your stock shocks will fit. I used my stock ones on my two door until I found a set from a four door rubicon, the four door springs gave it an additional two inches of lift.
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I honestly don't know. They fit our 2012 Prius. You would have to see if the dimensions are the same.
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The shocks come with screws. So you don't have to use the old ones. Just remove old shock screws and all and replace new shocks. Just be careful the hatch back is real heavy. I recommend you have help holding up the hatchback while replacing or use a long 2x4 to hold up hatch. Remember replace one shock at a time so you don't throw off the alignment. Its very simple. It took me 15 minutes to replace. It was the smartest investment I made on my Pt Cruiser. I got tired of getting hit on the head every time I lifted the hatch. lol
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This kit is for Wrangler Tj models 97-06, I believe the bodies are slighty different and thid may not work... There is no lift kit needed, these flares are just like the factory ones, just wider...
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shelly;i have a 2012 prius c & here is some measurements from my cargo hatch. the little "j" hooks that hold the net are 38" from side to side and they are 13" from the cargo floor. if your 2013 prius have these measurements it should fit. these nets are like a bungee cord they do stretch. i just rounded off these measurements. i really like my net and i do use it. hope this helps you. chuck(the amazon account is in my wife's name marcia)
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Should fit ok . They fit my 2010 series 3 Prius with no problems. Better get a dealer to fit though