Rig Tough Cab Suspension Air Suspension 3.1" Part # 1410108005 Tractor Trailer on 2040-parts.com
Murfreesboro, Tennessee, United States
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Rig Tough Truck Parts Cab Air Suspension part # 1410108005. Piston height 3.1", Piston Load Diameter 7.87", Design Position Range 7.87", Approx. Max Load 3,200 lbs, Maximum Usable Height 11.8", Maximum Height with out bumper (minimum heght with out bumper 3.9", Maximum Diameter 100PSI 5.1. Manufactured to exacting standards that meet or exceed OEM requirements
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