Originally Posted by sgtskid

Jeep is looking good man! Real good!

Originally Posted by Skunkape

So I decided there has to be a better way to air back up after a ride that does not involve 5.00 worth of quarters.I researched a bunch on OBA setups and decided a 400.00 or so Vlair or something similar was not in my budget and a ran across the MV50 by SuperFlow on a Toyota forum and some other places and few people had anything bad to say about it.Smitty Built sales em also through Summit but I found one at Orielys for 69.00.I didnt like the gauge right away.. it was a lil off so I bought another one at Home Depot and stuck it on,I decided to hard mount it in the back so I didnt have to drag it out the bag every time I wanted to use it.I just ran the pos side up the batt and grounded it to the chassis in the rear.I am very impressed with this lil guy I tested it by airing my 33x 12.50s down to 15psi which is what I usually run off road and hooking up the compressor,it took right at 2min to air back up to 35psi!faster than the stupid gas station!I might hook it to a small air tank in the future.The mv50 is also called a mv1050 sometimes too btw.Not saying its better than a ARB or Vlair because I have never owned one but its working good for me so far]

Originally Posted by blankdeluxe

Did you have to run an inverter to hook this up or is it already wired up for the 12v system?

Originally Posted by duncan807

ha i have got hids so if u would like pics or how i put them in just ask
sweet build i hope it keeps moving

Originally Posted by CentralPAXJ

Red xj's rule, just read the whole build and i must say this is one of my favorites. keep up the good work

Originally Posted by sgtskid

I dont think I will be ready for a ride for a little while, I am currently bumperless. I met with Joe yesterday to design them and take measurements. He said we could start next week. I need to fold QPs soon though!

Originally Posted by Skunkape

Cut my rear lower 1/4s finally...Thanks for loaning me your reciprocating saw Sgtskid!Would have been way hard with a grinder and jig saw.!

Originally Posted by Skunkape

Yanked my rear axle out to day in preparation for the new one.Projectmayhem came by and picked it up and was kind enough to help me install my new Rustys adj track bar and track bar drop bracket while he was here!Thanks man.