York 210 oba

Owen19

Owen19

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Giest said:
Have you noticed and loss in power running this set up. That's the biggest reservation I've heard of four our rigs. Weak engines and running another accessory off of it.


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I haven't noticed any power from the 3.8 since I owned one. 😂 Regarding your question, no noticeable loss. It won't be running that long anyways. Even if you have air horns, I say around 10 - 15 secs to top up from 120 back to 150 psi.
 
Mybadjk

Mybadjk

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Owen19 said:
A little over a grand including the Hornblasters shocker xl ($299). I could've saved $100 by going for a junkyard york, but I just went for a reconditioned unit for the peace of mind it brings.

I weighed the cost difference between the dual viair 444 vs the york. And to be honest, the extra 300 was worth it. Seeing that 3 gal tank fill up in less than a minute was awesome. Not to mention the noise difference between the york and the viairs.

Not being bias or anything as i had dual 444 on my 4runner a couple years ago.
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Not too bad. Cut the price in half by sourcing your own compressor and fittings. I know a lot or tj/yj guys go this route and the set up is usually around 600.


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Owen19

Owen19

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Mybadjk said:
Not too bad. Cut the price in half by sourcing your own compressor and fittings. I know a lot or tj/yj guys go this route and the set up is usually around 600.


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Total cost of the Oba without the train horn was 720, so I'm not too far off. Got an ok deal on a refurbed 210 on ebay for 175 that's already retro fitted with 3/8 npt intake and output, dipstick, fill tube and 6 groove clutch pulley. For me the extra 120 vs a junkyard unit was worth it and saved me a few days in cleaning, modding and sourcing parts for it to work on my set-up.
 
Draconianwinter

Draconianwinter

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Heavyhaul07 said:
I laid into the train horns once a little to long in a semi. Trailer brakes locked up on me and low air warning light and buzzer went off. Oops. Love train horns.


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This would be why I always ran an extra air tank just for the train horns. Lol had the same thing happen when I first put on a set on my old w900 I had at one point lol

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