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NEWSTAR S-23983 Part Description
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Features & Benefits
- Springs are made of flexible composite rubber to achieve an air-cushioned spring effect
- High-strength steel alloy brackets with premium-grade fasteners that can withstand harsh environmental conditions
- Designed and manufactured in compliance with original equipment manufacturer requirements
- All springs undergo quality control and performance testing under real-world driving conditions
Newstar Air Suspension Spring
The Newstar air suspension spring is meant to match the ride quality and service life of the original equipment. All springs are manufactured, assembled, and tested to meet or exceed stringent industry standards.
NEWSTAR S-23983 Specifications
Product Attributes
| Maximum Height | 10.0" IN |
| Minimum Height | 2.40" IN |
NEWSTAR S-23983 Part Interchanges
| Brand | Part Number |
|---|---|
| Firestone | W02-358-7109 |
| Continental-ContiTech | CB7109 |
| HD Value | HDV7109CB |
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NEWSTAR S-23983 Manufacturer Information
Based in Schaumburg, IL, NEWSTAR® is an aftermarket parts manufacturer specializing in trailer suspension, engine, and drivetrain parts and components for medium and heavy duty trucks. The company supplies OEM manufacturers, truck dealerships, and warehouse distributors across the U.S. and Canada. NEWSTAR products are made of high-grade stamped steel, natural rubber, and other materials and hand-welded, resulting in an unprecedented level of quality down to the smallest detail. All products are also built and assembled using cutting-edge tools and undergo intense performance testing in an in-house quality control laboratory to ensure compliance with industry standards.
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