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Any body know a good place to mount an air compressor on 2011 SG? i dont have room in side panel due to ABS and wont fit in fairing due to amp already above radio. i pulled battery and didnt see anywhere to mount under there. its viar 92 i think, i dont have it in front of me so cant be sure of model. ivev looked all over and coming up blank and trying to prevent puutting in saddle bag. thought id see what you guys think. where does the arnott kit mount the compressor?
Here is the installation manual for the Arnott 9043 (Gast Pump)
Originally Posted by slammed05fatty
Any body know a good place to mount an air compressor on 2011 SG? i dont have room in side panel due to ABS and wont fit in fairing due to amp already above radio.
Here is the installation manual for the Arnott 9043 which includes the Gast pump which is smaller in size but fits on bikes with ABS. Call Arnott for more info at 800-251-8993
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