Air Bag Helper Springs For a 2009 Jayco Class C on Ford E-450 Super Duty Chassis

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Looking for AirSprings for my 2009 Jayco camper on a E450 Super Duty chassis. I notice that your link only has Ford Van in the search. Are they the same in all the E series?

asked by: Robert O

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Yes, your Ford E-450 chassis will fall under the 2009 Ford Van on our fit guide. For your 2009 Jayco we have the Firestone Coil-Rite Air Helper Springs # F4101 for the front and the Firestone Ride-Rite Air Helper Springs # F22ZR for the rear.

The Firestone Dual Air Command # F99VV will allow you to control the air pressure in the front and rear air springs separately. If you are only concerned with installing the rear springs it will let you control the air pressure separately from left to right. This is helpful if you have a large slide on one side that causes your Jayco to lean.

expert reply by: Bud M

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