Engine Driven Compressor info

[jmig]

Found this when doing a image search on Google, drivers side EDC can't tell if it's a Vortec or a TBI but like how it's nice and low in the engine bay.

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[e3mcgrath]

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[addiction2bass]

Found this when doing a image search on Google, drivers side EDC can't tell if it's a Vortec or a TBI but like how it's nice and low in the engine bay.

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judging from the jack that looks like a OOBS chevy 87-
but thats clearly for a just air tools since it still has inner fender
you could go lower in the engine like that BUT the lower you go the more of a PITA it will be to check power steering fluid... hell i havent tried to check mine since i installed so im not even sure if i can get the dip stick out of it.LOL

 

[heavychevy98]

Agreed. Is not a vortec AC compressor and as said it appears to be an OOBS engine bay. Centerbolt valve covers Say it has to be an 87 if its an OOBS. So i think by assumpyion that its an 87 OOBS which would be a tbi motor.

 

[baggeddually6]

Can anybody make me a bracket for my 6.5 diesel

 

[dagen_1]

Now that i have my York 210... i'm having trouble ordering the tube-o to 1/2" npt fitting from Kilby. Their site is up, but when i go to order the fitting, i get the error that "the item is not orderable". Kilby isn't answering the phone, returning messages, or replying to emails. As Deven has posted earlier, Illusive Designs offers the fitting in a 3/8" npt. I've read on another site that you can use a 3/4" npt to 1/2" female npt to make your own... anyone ever done this? it would be cheaper than $60 for two fittings i'm sure.

if not, i'm gonna order half dozen fittings from illusive since these are so hard to find lol.

EDIT: according to the specs on a york 210, the threads are 1"-14 UNC (back to square one)

 

[dagen_1]

i said screw it and ordered the 3/8" fittings from Illusive Designs... if Kilby digs their heads out of their butts i'll order a pair of 1/2" later on.

 

[jmig]

Now that i have my York 210... i'm having trouble ordering the tube-o to 1/2" npt fitting from Kilby. Their site is up, but when i go to order the fitting, i get the error that "the item is not orderable". Kilby isn't answering the phone, returning messages, or replying to emails. As Deven has posted earlier, Illusive Designs offers the fitting in a 3/8" npt. I've read on another site that you can use a 3/4" npt to 1/2" female npt to make your own... anyone ever done this? it would be cheaper than $60 for two fittings i'm sure.

if not, i'm gonna order half dozen fittings from illusive since these are so hard to find lol.

EDIT: according to the specs on a york 210, the threads are 1"-14 UNC (back to square one)

I guess I need to get a move on and start picking up the parts for my York install too

 

[sick94]

hmm thats strange i ordered my combo pully from Kilby and they called me same day to confirm the order.... as far as the fitting i made my own using a "stock steel ac line fitting" and tig welded a dash 10 an fitting onto it

 

[dagen_1]

I guess I need to get a move on and start picking up the parts for my York install too

i originally wanted the Kilby fittings since they're 1/2" NPT on one end... but i went ahead and ordered the 3/8" from Illusive Designs in the meantime. if i can get a set from Kilby at a later time, i'd gladly order a set.

hmm thats strange i ordered my combo pully from Kilby and they called me same day to confirm the order.... as far as the fitting i made my own using a "stock steel ac line fitting" and tig welded a dash 10 an fitting onto it

odd... hehe i have bad luck though. i probably should have gone that route jamie.