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Hey Guys,

I am getting ready to mount my York and i am looking for fitting similar to the ones shown at: http://users.supernet.com/luv2jeep/on-board.html(the orange ones on top of the compressor) Anyone have any idea where to get there?? The email address on the page does not work.

Thanks For Any Help

Kevin
New England 4x4 Club
http://206.190.221.134/cj7.htm
79 Jeep CJ7
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I'm not sure where those fittings came from. If you have the factory hoses, you can cut off the hose and use a 1/2" compression fitting over the metal part of the hose. For my setup I used brass fittings with Teflon tape on the compression ferrules. You can see pics on my website:
http://home.off-road.com/~tom85cj7/home.htm

I also have links to some other York installs.

Tom

85 CJ7-4.2L,T-176,D300,2.5"lift,32"BFG MT,Durabak,York-Air,HEI
I have a set of those .
they mount just like that and have a barbed fitting on them.

$25 plus shipping

OzarkJeep
In need of a T18 tranny!
those orange fittings and bracket came in a kit that used to be sold for cj and yj's.. i dont believe the guy makes them anymore..
Therold Enterprises i think was the name of the company.

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hey what do you guys suggest for an air filter for the intake? I'm setting my own up soon and that's one of the last questions I have.../wwwthreads_images/icons/smile.gif
-Mark

80 CJ-7 Laredo 304v8 TF999 3.73's BFG M/T's
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those type brackets also came on some aftermarket AC conversion kits from the early 70s and up.

I beleive they require the appropriate compressor head, since ive got 2 complete compressors side by side, one with those fittings and one with normal FSJ fittings, the mounting point is different.


OzarkJeep
In need of a T18 tranny!
Those fittings, and the entire kit for that matter, can be had at www.onboardair.com. Brad Kilby bought out Therold and is continuing to produce.
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HOw about a mini K&N for the intake, or you could plumb it into you main Intake Filter area
Good Luck
BJ

to hell with it, lets go wheelin'
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I wouldn't advise it b/c that compressor should pull massive amounts of air. It would rob your engine of air when you used the compressor. I have my BIG York on order and I can not help much other than this. But I would think that the compressor and the engine fighting for the same amount of air would be performance inhibiting.
Good Luck, I will probably have a similar York related post by next Fri.

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