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great job, how did you mount it? and have you experienced any problems?
After seeing the air compressor install behind the drivers side taillight I had to try it with my harbor freight air compressor! Good news, the Pittsburgh air compressor does fit.

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great job, how did you mount it? and have you experienced any problems?
 
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great job, how did you mount it? and have you experienced any problems?


great job, how did you mount it? and have you experienced any problems?
i don’t completely remember anymore. It was a bolt that I ran through either an existing hole in the base plate or a new hole in the base plate I drilled attached to an oversized washer to catch the body panel behind the taillight.
I have had no issues with this. I still run it this way I use it on occasion and typically can take my 35s from 18psi to 30 on all 4 before it overheats. It also would overheat not installed due to being a low cost harbor freight compressor.
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