xuv-this
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thanks for the info on that puma. off to do more research.
Oatmeal said:Here's a link to an interesting comparison http://gearinstalls.com/pepboys.htm ........Hans
casm said:I'll second this guy's findings. Picked one up about a year ago and am very happy with it; no problems to report and it can take a stock (225/70R16) tire from 15 to 30psi in around 2.5 minutes. Haven't got around to perma-wiring it yet, but definitely plan on doing so.
Hey, where in Pasadena are you located? Always looking for someone to wheel with..........Hanscasm said:I'll second this guy's findings. Picked one up about a year ago and am very happy with it; no problems to report and it can take a stock (225/70R16) tire from 15 to 30psi in around 2.5 minutes. Haven't got around to perma-wiring it yet, but definitely plan on doing so.
I had a Quickair(the original one) under the hood of my first truck. It was loud enough I wouldn't want that inside my truck, not if I was in it!:shocked:JMotorsprt said:For the guys that have Air Compressors installed in the cab, how loud are they?
Thanks
Jason
Fozzy_Bear said:...
I'll let you all know about it once I get it installed sometime this week.
xuv-this said:ebay rocks. ever heard of a double pumper?
check this baby out:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=7603791914&ssPageName=STRK:MEWA:IT
what do you guys think?
i also emailed the seller of the puma compressor to ask him if the unit could be seperated. also, is that puma loud? is that an external oiler i see on all the pics of it? thanks.
Sorry to bring up this old-ish thread, but I was looking for OBA stuff. The Sanden on an R-134 system XJ should be the SD7H15, which based on my calculations (thanks to the link by Rev http://www.sanden.com/support/servicemanual/english/compressor_nomenclatur.html) puts out 4.92125 cfm. Looks like it would definitely be worth doing.Dirt Surfer said:Thanks. I've spent plenty of time at Sanden, haven't seen that, but have seen stuff explaining nomenclature. The only part number I have on my compressor is U4784. Never found anything explaining that. I have seen their numbers on others compressors, but that is not what is on mine. Any ideas? This is on a 2000
WOW, reading all your posts is great but every time I try a search, your right Roxtar, naxja is really search impaired. I'm putting in a new radiator and before I did I was thinking about converting the stock AC compressor to an OBA myself. Anybody with any ideas?
Thanks