Reply With QuoteWhat type of compressor are you wanting to use...compressor unit such as a Vair or a engine driven compressor such as a york or "ac compressor".
Oba
Looking into doing an OBA conversion on my TJ and was curious if anyone knew of some good info that listed material. I found a few hits on yahoo but they were more to using aftermarket everything. I'm looking at staying with current compressor and parts from local stores. Thanks in advance for the help.
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What type of compressor are you wanting to use...compressor unit such as a Vair or a engine driven compressor such as a york or "ac compressor".
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ac compressor.
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Which "ac Compressor"? Sorry don't know what you have as a vehicle or what your using.
So Stock compressor that is on your rig or you bolting on in?
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I have a 2002 TJ. I think its a sandean or something like that. not 100% though. but I will be using the stock one.
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01 Grand, 6in lift, 33's, Aussie locked 30/35, rock rails, Surco rack, grille guard, front and rear hitch, t-max 12500lb winch, rock lights, Mean geen alt, TJ transfer skid plate, OBA, thalf doors and a few other things.
Here is a couple good links to get you started......
http://www.huv.com/jon/jeep/Air/index.html
http://www.jeepsonly.com/How_Tos/On_Board_Air/
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thanks for the info.
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I did a York OBA, bought all the parts from Ebay, junk yards, Home Depot, Harbor Freight etc. Total came out to around $475.00 with 2.5 gal. tank. I can air up all 4 tires from 10-30psi in 4 min. and run air tools.
Did you do it recently enough to do a write-up? That'd be awesome as I would be doing a York job on the CJ.
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