Gas Springs for Audi A6 Boot Lid by FRANKBERG

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Description

Set of 2 gas springs designed specifically for Audi A6 Allroad C6 (4FH) and A6 Avant C6 (4F5) models produced from 2005 to 2011. These springs are made with high-quality materials and precise specifications, ensuring a perfect fit for the rear lid of these vehicles.

Product Specifications:

Type: Gas Springs
Manufacturer: FRANKBERG
Model: 4F9827552
Quantity: 2 pcs
Application: Boot lid (left and right side)
Total Length: 475 mm
Stroke Length: 184 mm
Piston Diameter: 8 mm
Cylinder Diameter: 18–19 mm
Stroke: 184 mm
Force: 650 N
Material: Piston rod: hardened steel, cylinder: corrosion-resistant coated steel
Spring Type: Gas, telescopic
Color: Black
Operating Temperature: -30°C to +80°C
Lifetime: Approximately 50,000 opening/closing cycles
Vehicle Compatibility: Audi

Key Features:

Durable construction: Made from robust materials resistant to corrosion and mechanical damage.
Functionality and safety: 650 N force - ideal for supporting the boot lid even when fully loaded.
Easy installation: No specialized tools required for installation.

Questions and Answers:

Do the springs fit all versions of Audi A6 C6? Yes, they are compatible with A6 Allroad C6 (4FH) and A6 Avant C6 (4F5) models from 2005 to 2011.
What are the benefits of replacing both springs at the same time? Replacing both springs simultaneously prevents uneven load on the lid and ensures stable opening.
Is replacing the springs difficult? No, installation is straightforward and does not require advanced tools. Simply lift the lid, remove the old springs, and install the new ones in their place.

Product is in used condition with minor signs of installation (scratches, abrasions). Packaged in damaged manufacturer packaging. Real product photos are visible below.