Air Lift Air Bags For Custom Project on 2008 Ford F-450
Updated 04/02/2021 | Published 03/31/2021
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Hello, I need the 0 psi height of the Air Lift 7500 XL air bags? Or if it would be better to ask the Minimum and Maximum height? I’m doing a custom install on my 2008 Ford F450 and the dimension range is going to be necessary to figure out if I can use these or not? Are these taller or shorter than the 5000 ultimate series? Or are these the same height just a little wider? 1” Thank you for your time.
asked by: Bruce B
Expert Reply:
The Air Lift Air Spring # AL50236 has what they call a design height of 7". There are 3 different height bags (5.5", 6" and 7") and they are determined by the number stamped on the side of the bag.
The bags that come in the Air Lift LoadLifter 5000 # AL57347 that is made to fit your 2008 Ford F-450 are 6" design height.
Air Lift does produce Spacers in a variety of heights to adjust for trucks that may have lift kit installed.
2" Spacer # AL52420
4" Spacer # AL52440
6" Spacer # AL52420
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