Availability of Air Bag Suspension and for 2011 Ford F350 Cab and Chassis with Utility Body

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Will the F2404 air bag kit work on a 2011 Ford F350 Cab and Chassis with single rear wheels? It has a utility body mounted on it. Also, is there an on board compressor kit available? Thanks

asked by: Scott Z

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I spoke with my Firestone representative regarding an air bag kit for your 2011 F350 Utility Body. I was told that because most of those cab and chassis models had the fuel lines running along the frame right where the spring brackets would need to attach, they do not offer a specific air bag kit for that vehicle.

I was told that if the fuel lines do NOT interfere, the # F2176 kit could be used. My representative recommends that you examine the diagram shown in the installation instructions (see link) and compare it to the frame members of your truck to see if the fuel lines would interfere.

Compressor kits are available. For a regular-duty compressor, use # F2158 or # F2097 for a heavy duty compressor.

expert reply by: Mike L

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