Height of Replacement Heavy Duty Firestone Air Bag part # F9294
Published 08/06/2021
Question:
Whats the height compressed and extended?
asked by: Jake S
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Expert Reply:
The Replacement Heavy Duty Firestone Air Bag part # F9294 has a standing height of 15-1/4 inches. Since it's an air bag and not a rubber spring it doesn't have a compressed height since it would collapse nearly totally flat if there was air in it. But since air pressure would cause it to mostly keep it's shape under pressure and the amount of it would vary widely there really isn't a solid figure I could give you.
expert reply by:
Jameson C
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Replacement Heavy Duty Firestone Air Bag for RV Applications
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- Vehicle Suspension
- Springs
- Air Spring
- Heavy Duty
- Firestone
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