York compressor
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York compressor
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not too sure about that one, they usually use the vertically mounted ones for the air compressor conversion
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No, that compressor is not factory. The factory compressor that was used was the Sanden (SD-508) which was a non-oiled rotary style compressor mounted horizontally.
By contrast, the York compressors were factory on FSJ's...that's where most people source them for OBA conversions.
I run my York horizontally...they perform equally well whether vertical or horizontally. Fitment can be an issue on some engines running them straight up and down...like on my 401 for instance.
By contrast, the York compressors were factory on FSJ's...that's where most people source them for OBA conversions.
I run my York horizontally...they perform equally well whether vertical or horizontally. Fitment can be an issue on some engines running them straight up and down...like on my 401 for instance.