Sanden A/C compressors

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Sanden A/C compressors
bobby7m avatar
bobby7m
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Can these be used for an engine driven AIR compressor and if so how?
sccustoms avatar
sccustoms
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yes they can, talk to pimpalincoln he's on here. he has a sd508 i think
prorida avatar
prorida
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Just a fair warning, DON'T do it, sanden is what aim industies sell's, they are a waste of money. I went threw three of them before the last one took a dump at SITTIN PRETTI last year (thank god for the bottle) spend the money and get a york, you can find great deals, and you'll always have enough air. 190 200 psi no problem. but i would not push it much over, if you get a sanden don't bother tring to get 180 out of it cause it won't last long. a 160 psi cutoff lasted me about 4 months. I'm just warning you
kaoss avatar
kaoss
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did you run an inline oiler?
bobby7m avatar
bobby7m
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I've been looking at the one they seel on the march pulleys website. Are these ones any good? I have a used York that I got for $5 but it's just that - USED. I don't know how long that would last either and how do I make it work with my engine? Do they make brackets for either one for a Ford 289? Any help would be appreciated.
Mike
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lownoma99
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onboardair.com has a lot of info on them. Like the other dude said... Save ur money and get a york, you wont regret it. i run mine daily to 200 PSI and i never have any probs with it. for a york, check out airliftcompany.com for some good info.
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pootytang
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i got a sanden off a mustang 5.0, it seemed to work really well but i sold the truck and don't know what ever happened to it. i bought a york two years ago and never got to use it yet.
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toreadorxlt
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Originally posted by prorida



Just a fair warning, DON'T do it, sanden is what aim industies sell's, they are a waste of money. I went threw three of them before the last one took a dump at SITTIN PRETTI last year (thank god for the bottle) spend the money and get a york, you can find great deals, and you'll always have enough air. 190 200 psi no problem. but i would not push it much over, if you get a sanden don't bother tring to get 180 out of it cause it won't last long. a 160 psi cutoff lasted me about 4 months. I'm just warning you

thats funny because I know of a few SD-508s that have been running for 3+ years at 160. Sounds like user error to me if you went through 3 of them. Were you oiling them?
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impounded dakota
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