Air Lift Replacement Air Spring - Red Cylinder Type - 60359
This AIr Lift replacement cylinder is an exact replacement for your original Air Lift 1000 air spring kit, part number 60859.
Air Lift 1000 Replacement Bag; For PN[60859];
Air Lift Replacement Air Spring - Red Cylinder Type. Air Lift 1000 Replacement Bag. AIR SYSTEMS, SUSPENSION. Suspension Leveling Kit. AIR SYSTEMS; SUSPENSION. Replacement bag. Air LIft 60359. Air Lift 1000
Suspension components are key to making sure you car is riding smoothly on or off the road. With upgraded suspension components, you can unlock the full potential of your vehicles performance.
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WARNING: Cancer & Reproductive Harm. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
“Necessity is the mother of invention.” To some, this might just be an old saying…but to GE Engineer Claude Pemberton and Oldsmobile Toronado developer Don Perkins, this was the start of Air Lift Company in Lansing, Michigan in 1949. Post-war automotive fascination meant that families were crisscrossing the country in their cars, usually loaded down with kids and luggage—causing the springs to sag badly. With this in mind, Air Lift Company set out to build a suspension that would not only help support an overloaded vehicle, but would also improve ride quality and safety…a state of mind that Air Lift still adheres to today.
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This AIr Lift replacement cylinder is an exact replacement for your original Air Lift 1000 air spring kit, part number 60859.
Air Lift 1000 Replacement Bag; For PN[60859];
Air Lift Replacement Air Spring - Red Cylinder Type. Air Lift 1000 Replacement Bag. AIR SYSTEMS, SUSPENSION. Suspension Leveling Kit. AIR SYSTEMS; SUSPENSION. Replacement bag. Air LIft 60359. Air Lift 1000
Suspension components are key to making sure you car is riding smoothly on or off the road. With upgraded suspension components, you can unlock the full potential of your vehicles performance.
Warning: This product listing contains generic images
WARNING: Cancer & Reproductive Harm. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
“Necessity is the mother of invention.” To some, this might just be an old saying…but to GE Engineer Claude Pemberton and Oldsmobile Toronado developer Don Perkins, this was the start of Air Lift Company in Lansing, Michigan in 1949. Post-war automotive fascination meant that families were crisscrossing the country in their cars, usually loaded down with kids and luggage—causing the springs to sag badly. With this in mind, Air Lift Company set out to build a suspension that would not only help support an overloaded vehicle, but would also improve ride quality and safety…a state of mind that Air Lift still adheres to today.
