Cool Air-compressor howto

Thought this was pretty interesting:
http://redbirdsra.com/techtipscompressor.htm

 

This is a great idea..... I have a York A/C compressor I am going to convert one day.... Just because I want a high enough CFM to run some minimal air tools....

Does anyone know how much PSI is produced off this air ride pump?

What about one from a semi truck? Those must be pretty powerful because of the air brakes and ride.......

 

I don't know about semi's, but I know guys have run air tools off the compressor setup on Deuces. And those aren't full airbrakes, they're air assisted hydraulics.

Don't know if you can read this without registering, but here's a thread on the subject:
http://www.steelsoldiers.com/DotNetForum/default.aspx?f=43&m=4574

 

i have seen that. i got an XJ buddy who we made it work over a few beers one night. it was really easy.

 

Do a search for Kilby they make kits for them.

 

one of my buddies has this on his XJ (different buddy) i believe he tested his bumpers to 250PSI ( leak test) without a problem. normally on the trail he has about 150PSI in both the front and rear bumpers( takes about 45seconds to get the bumpers to 150PSI).

sorry for bringing this topic back up i am a little bored