Anyone use a Rennkit electric wing kit?
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Anyone use a Rennkit electric wing kit?
I am getting sick of adding fluid each year so was thinking of going to the Rennkit electric wing lifter. How was the install? Just bolt in? Reliability?
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How long does installation take? Do you just use the basic tools or does it require any special tools?
I am considering doing this - my OEM wing seems to work ok, but let's face it - at 12 years old, it is meant to fail soon.
I want to be read for when that happens, and hey, who couldn't use an extra inch!?
I am considering doing this - my OEM wing seems to work ok, but let's face it - at 12 years old, it is meant to fail soon.
I want to be read for when that happens, and hey, who couldn't use an extra inch!?
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Originally Posted by TAILWAG
How long does installation take? Do you just use the basic tools or does it require any special tools?
I am considering doing this - my OEM wing seems to work ok, but let's face it - at 12 years old, it is meant to fail soon.
I want to be read for when that happens, and hey, who couldn't use an extra inch!?
I am considering doing this - my OEM wing seems to work ok, but let's face it - at 12 years old, it is meant to fail soon.
I want to be read for when that happens, and hey, who couldn't use an extra inch!?
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Any pictures of the different heights? I too have considered but don't want a high profile one, something a tad higher is nice.
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How long does installation take? Do you just use the basic tools or does it require any special tools?
I am considering doing this - my OEM wing seems to work ok, but let's face it - at 12 years old, it is meant to fail soon.
I want to be read for when that happens, and hey, who couldn't use an extra inch!?
I am considering doing this - my OEM wing seems to work ok, but let's face it - at 12 years old, it is meant to fail soon.
I want to be read for when that happens, and hey, who couldn't use an extra inch!?
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