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Old 01-31-2010, 05:32 PM   #2
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Re: Smog Pump Question

I wouldn't think that it would make enough pressure to be any good. I have seen where guys have converted A/C compressors into air compressors. Never heard of a smog pump. You would probably be better off getting the compressor unit of a like 5 or 6 gallon compressor and set it up with an AC clutch and run it of the motor, I've seen that before too. Best would be a 12volt compressor, good ones are usually trouble free, of course you probably know this.
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