Recommended Compressor System for Firestone Air Springs on 2006 Ford F-53

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Wondering which Firestone airlift compressor kit to use for rear Firestone motor home airbags2006 F53 2170.

asked by: J C

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For the Firestone Ride-Rite Air Helper Springs # F2170 referenced in your question, which are confirmed to fit your 2006 Ford F-53, I recommend going with the Firestone Air Command I Compressor System # F2097. This will work great with the air springs on your F-53, as it features a heavy-duty 150-psi compressor that will make quick work of filling up the bags when needed. The single-path system will maintain equal pressure in 2 springs for easy front-to-back leveling. The air line, fittings, wiring harness, and installation hardware are all included.

I have attached a sample installation video, along with the written installation instructions that you can also take a look at.

expert reply by: Chris R

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