Ridetech 11051100 User Manual
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14. Check all clearance with brake lines, airlines, tie rod, sway bar, and tire through full suspension
travel and turn wheel lock to lock.
15. Check air spring clearances through full suspension travel. If the air spring rubs the frame it
could cause failure.
16. The driving height of the car is determined by the height of the air spring. This air spring should
be approximately 5.5” tall at ride height.
F7076
F9000
F2107
F6873
F6957
Airspring Dimensions
Part#
Type
Capacit
y
@100ps
Min.
Height
Installed
Height
Max.
Heigh
t
Diameter
(inflated)
F6957
double
convoluted
2140#
3"
4.5" - 5"
7"
6.5"
F6873
double
convoluted
3150#
3"
5" - 5.5"
8"
8"
F7325
double
convoluted
3400#
3"
5" - 6"
10"
8.5"
F9000
tapered sleeve
1500#
4.5"
9" - 9.5"
12"
5"
F9002
tapered sleeve
1500#
4.5"
8" - 8.5"
11"
5"
F9011
tapered sleeve
2000#
6.5"
10" -
10.5"
15"
6.5"
F7012
rolling sleeve
1000#
4"
7" - 8"
13"
5"
F7076
rolling sleeve
800#
3.5"
5" - 6"
9"
4"
F2107
rolling sleeve
3500#
6.5"
10.5"
16"
9"
CAUTION!!! EXCEEDING THESE DIMINSIONS MAY RESULT IN SUDDEN AIRSPRING FAILURE!
PROPER CLEARANCES MUST BE MAINTAINED AT ALL RIDE HEIGHTS AND STEERING
ANGLES. BUMPSTOPS MUST BE USED TO LIMIT SUSPENSION TRAVEL BEFORE THESE
DIMENSIONS ARE EXCEEDED.PLEASE CALL AIR RIDE TECHNOLOGIES IF YOU HAVE ANY
QUESTIONS. 812- 482-2932