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Superflow MV-89 vs MV-50

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Old Feb 10, 2011 | 06:31 PM
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Default Superflow MV-89 vs MV-50

So I'm looking to add on-board air... Cheaply. Just about to do the MV-50, but ran across the MV-89. Faster compressor. I think the MV-90 is way to big to fit in the engine compartment, but the MV-89 may just work.

Anybody have the MV-50 installed using a bracket like the JeepSwag variety, who might be able to give me the "fit" tolerance and how much room I've got to play with...

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Old Apr 1, 2011 | 04:49 PM
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Dropped the mv-50 in last night and ran lines to the front bumper... Works like a charm.

Came in at about $115 for compressor, bracket (thanks Sinister offroad), hose, connectors.
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Old Apr 1, 2011 | 05:51 PM
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I wouldn't want anything bigger then an MV-50. I already had to trim one mounting leg and pull the AC hose with a zip tie to keep it from rubbing. The MV-50 works great. It can take my 33's from 15 PSI to 30 in 2-3 minutes.

Here is a picture of mine mounted. It's a bit cramped.

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