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This is not in a Pantera but it is on a Cleveland engine. I'm assuming Pantera's mount the York compressor in the same position.

This is a photo of a SD7H15 (on the right) mounted in the same position as the York was using a adapter on the old York bracket.

The SD7H15 automatically runs faster than the York since the SD7H15 pulley is smaller than the York pulley. So no mods are required to achieve the slightly faster compressor RPM that is desirable.

On the left is a SD508 that is used as a air compressor in this installation (for pumping up tyres) Note the size of the two compressors is the same depite the SD7H15 having 20% more capacity (2 extra cylinders).

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