Has anyone mounted a York compressor under the hood yet? I need a 4+ CFM at 90+ PSI compressor to run air tools -- the new Warn VTC looks good (8 CFM at 90 PSI!), but I wouldn't know where to mount it. The Kilby York compressor kit mounts under the hood, so that's nice, and it's rated at 4 CFM at 90 PSI at 1200 RPM. Kilby's installation instructions are not that great though - I was hoping someone had done it before and would have some comments on it... :-)

Thanks,
js.

 

Bump. Anyone?

 

Anyone using a York compressor yet?

 

Looks like you might be the first. Let us know how it works out.

 

got a York on my tj. kinda high maintenance. would i put on a jk? nope. get 4 portable compressors and air all four up at once. then pocket the rest of money.

 

If you only need air for tires the powerplant is perfect.

David

 

That seems to be what most people that want oba are doing. I was going to suggest that. I'd hate to give up my AC to make room or sacrifice any hp/tq.

 

I know the Kilby kits are usually nice (and $$$!), but what about the others?

 

I know that Off Road Only has a York kit, and I know that Ron at Wandering Trail has a nice write up on it. It also doesn't require any re-work of the ac lines. I know that at the moment I am planning on going with AiRock, and so this will be the way I go.

 

I went with the Off Road Only (aka ORO) kit as well. I like the fact that it mounts on the front, out of the way. Now I'm wondering if I can buy Kilby's bracket seperately and use it to mount a second battery. :-D

js.