this place seems to have all teh parts adn the best info on geting it up and going safely.....

http://www.kilbyenterprises.com/compressors.htm

and helpfull info on identafying the compressors

http://www.jedi.com/obiwan/jeep/york_id.html
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good discription of what it takes to do the set up right

http://www.offroaders.com/info/tech-corner/project-cj7/project-cj7-onboard-air.htm


THIS GUY has lots of extra info and i dont want to losse the link so here it is..

http://wt4x4.net/tech/broncoair.htm

the whole goal here is i will be instlaling 1 york on my duramax so i can run air tools and air up tires and such. i also paln to install one of these on my caddy for use as suspenion.....

i got one of the high output ones i think it was from volvo if i remember correctly.  i didn't check your links but i'm sure one of them is the one i got my info from that spells it out for you directly which cars to get them from.  since i sold the land cruiser i sorta put the project in a cardboard box in a cold dark and damp place but, i do consider putting it in my commuter car.  i work construction so, shit it'd be handy.  and i float rivers daily during the summer here so that'd be nice for inflation of the tubes and crap. 

but then part of me just says buy the cheap master flow tsunami compressors that everybody praises that are at costcos (!!!) currently for 45 bucks.    those are interesting, seen them in action and it's really quite impressive. 

still it ain't no york.

or just go big jess and buy the warn powerplant

i do.  still do.  i'm just planning on moving a couple states away end of this year and to get the cruiser to where i want it, i'd have to put her down for a good long time to do it all.  i don't have the time to do it before i move, it's a large item to move, and it was stock enough to where i didn't feel guilty selling it cause i know i can pick one up damn near identicle to it in california once i get there. 

done worry i be back.

Well?

Woooo defiant :P - why not just go for the gerber axe?

The only gerber axe i've seen was about the size of a hatchet. too small, but it would go nice with the shovel!

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