Air Bag Spacers For Truck With 6 Inch Lift

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Interested in air bag but I have a 6” lift on my truck, do you have a bracket for that?

asked by: Cory W

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Expert Reply:

There is not a bracket, but there are air bag spacers for trucks with a 6 inch lift, the Air Lift Universal Air Spring Spacers for LoadLifter 5000 and 7500XL - 6" Lift # AL52460.

expert reply by: Kyle S

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