Ok so I should have said for a stock motor :rolleyes: I have been looking around and I can't find anyone who runs onboard air for their Zuk. I have a 91 with the stock motor and I am looking for different ideas. Any suggestions??

-Jon:confused:

Check out this thread form a while back. I'm sure it will help. But you really should learn to use the SEARCH button!

OBA (http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=60747&highlight=air+compressor)

I did use the search button and it gave me nothin looki for youself search options (http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/search.php?s=&action=showresults&searchid=246828&sortby=lastpost&sortorder=descending) sorry I diddn't type oba
:rolleyes: however thanks for the link
-Jon:confused:

One of my Zuks runs dual Quickair 2's, another runs a QuickAir 3, the other 2 run ARB compressors only. The ARBs do all right for pumping tires up, but the QA's are nearly as fast as a belt driven pump. The dual QA2 setup is possibly faster than the York setups I've seen.

Zuks are tough to fit with belt driven pumps, especially if you have P/S. Electric pumps get the job done though and nowadays they have decent ouputs.

I used a stock AC pump from a samurai. Then had a 7 Gal tank that sat be hind my seat. It worked great if you liked to wate for ever while it filled the tires. The stock pump is a little small but they do work. If I were to make one again I would try and find a york or some thing bigger than the stock samurai pump. As of now I can not have on board air do to the fact I put Saginaw power steering on and now the pump for that is where the AC pump was. I am going to get a Co2 tank instead. The on board air set up is really easy to install took me about an hour and a half.

Extreme Air 12v compressor.......4cfm rating with a 2.5 gal tank...

Do a search under my name...

I also run an A/C pump but it is on a 4.3. I am sure you could rig up a new braket for the 4.3 pump onto the 1.3. They also come in both cerpintine and V-belt. I run a 10gal tank in front of my gas tank under the body between the frame rails. I also have a 3" body lift.