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Airlift replacement strut
I've torn the bellows on the front left strut and was wondering if anyone out there might know where I might find a replacement strut. I only need the strut body (with functional bellows of course lol) Don't need hub mount, top-hat etc.
I searched Airlift's parts section of their website and found nothing :iono: |
Email customer service. I believe you can get replacement bags for about $150.
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Yeah those bags are for the universal kit, bags on the struts are a one time only deal, can't be swapped so the whole thing needs replacing
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Just find the correct size like the billow bag and order it and take off the old one and replace it a buddy of mine did his like that and plus you learn alot more that way
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Airlift replacement strut
The bands are pressed on with a machine, I've looked at removing/replacing them but it's not possible. Plus the only bellows I've found are closed end universal ones, which are a different part number
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Did you think about getting in touch with the manufacturer? I bet they could hook you up
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Yeah I will eventually, I've noticed there's a lot of resellers of airlift parts so I thought someone here might be able to point me in the right direction, it's cheaper than international phone calls lol Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
im in the process of ordering a new double bellow bag as well. i contacted airlift and the part number is 58529. u can get them from any airlift dealers from what i was told. @lukey86
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But how the hell would you put it on??? Can't even get the old one off lol
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Ahhhhhhhhhhh I see!! I didn't know you could just unscrew everything. And this is exactly why I use forums lol
Thanks @dito your a lifesaver let me know how you go with install! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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Mine was loose, maybe it's the sealant they use in the factory, if you have access to a large vice you could mount the lower part of the bag in there and use the hub mount as leverage to spin the damper, sounds like it just needs to be cracked hey Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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Yeah I see what you mean, you could take the locking nuts off and screw them back on underneath the hub mount, that way it will all lock in place Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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