Can Firestone Ride Rite Kit Have Air Bags of Extreme Red Label Installed
Updated 04/03/2024 | Published 04/04/2024
Question:
Hi, I ordered my Firestone All-In-One Analog 2803-rear kit Kit W217602803 about 10 years ago. This kit has worked great and it wasn’t until recently I had a bag failure. I want to order 2 new bags and I would like to upgrade my current bags6401 to the red label 8401 bags. From everything I see, these look like they would be a direct fit. Can you confirm if the red labels will fit in place of the standard 6401 bags? Also, with pulling nearly 16,000 pounds everyday I wanted to upgrade to the wireless. If I ordered item F69VV and ordered item F79VV would this be all I needed to convert my system to wireless? Any help is appreciated. Thank you
asked by: Tim G
Expert Reply:
Hey Tim, so the replacement Red Label Extreme bag part # F2135828401 is what you'd need to replace what you have now and it is same size. There wouldn't be a way to upgrade what you have currently to wireless without replacing the compressor kit.
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