You can find the extension springs in hardware stores in the "door repair" sections for ~$4/pair. I had the springs sitting around so I don't know their specs. You could use one spring if the tension is right.
The spring on the left is 43mm long, 2mm wire diameter, 16.7mm outer diameter. The spring on the right is 40.4mm long, 2.8mm wire diameter, 17.2mm outer diameter. Note that using two of the springs on the right was way too strong! I had to use the weaker spring (left) to reduce the tension. On the other hand, two of the weaker springs was not strong enough to open the trunk fully.
Connect the back of the trunk hinge bracket (where the torsion bar sits) to the closest hole on the rear deck. Make sure you attach the spring to the actual hinge bracket (painted part) and not the torsion bar (black bar). The spring should NOT slide around. The spring should be under minimal tension when the trunk is open but it shouldn't be loose. Result:

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