# 60 Gallon upright 220v compressor

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> [@NYSpeed Watkins Glen (IRL) Showcase - Discussion & Photos](https://forums.speedlife.net/t/nyspeed-watkins-glen-irl-showcase-discussion-photos/51108/75):
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> Tolerable. Build a small insulated (r13)enclosure or room arounnd it with a vent fan and itllbe super quiet

This. Did that at my brother’s garage - built a small closet-like space, and vented the intake through the interior wall and baffled it through some offset gratings. You can barely hear the compressor run, just on start-up really.

The only thing I’d suggest- make sure you have left yourself enough room to service the compressor in the add-on room. ☹

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