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Looking For Lift Kit For 2008 Airstream 19' With 410875-07 Axle  

Updated 10/31/2026 | Published 10/29/2026

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I have a 2008 19’ airstream axle number 410875-07 what lift do I need. If I measured correctly the bolt holes are at 0-1/2” on center.

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Hello Terry,

Based on the axle number 410875-07, I'm thinking you'll want the Torflex Lift Kit # DX56CR, which provides 2-7/8" of lift. It looks like you may have had a typo when you mentioned 0-1/2" spacing. Did you mean 9-1/2" perhaps? If so, that lines up perfectly with the # DX56CR.

I checked Airstream's catalog for your 2008 19' trailer, and that axle number corresponds to a 4,300-lb axle. This points toward a #11 Torflex axle, which uses 9-1/2" bolt spacing rather than the 8" spacing required by the # K71-707-01 you were looking at.

One thing to note is that the # DX56CR won't work with 3" tall axle mounting brackets. So you'll want to make sure your mounting brackets are less than 3" tall.

Could you confirm whether you meant 9-1/2" between the mounting bolts, measured center to center? That would help us verify the correct kit.

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Andi

10/31/2026

I put it on my 2010 Airstream Bambi sport 16rb. Best thing ever! Helped level for towing. Better clearance. No issues on highways

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Andrew N.

10/31/2026

@Andi Thanks for the feedback Andi. I'm glad it worked well for you!
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Terry T.

10/31/2026

One bolt spread is 9-1/2” the axle pad on top is 9”.

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Lb S.

10/31/2026

Installed on a 2020 Lance 1475 worked great. Was able to install 28" tires.

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Andrew N.

10/31/2026

@LbS That's great! I bet it looks better and travels better.

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