gauge preference?
Postmaster
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From: Bend, OR
Originally Posted by Tenn01PSD350
Oh c'mon. Why would you want to go and start that crap? Cough up the accuracy proof or retract that BS. I suppose my DiPricols are good for my lawnmower as are Autometers?
Postmaster
Joined: Nov 2003
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From: Utah County, UT
But reacting quicker most of the time comes at the cost of accuracy. I agree with Tenn, I will have to see actual data to back that claim up, it is almost as embarassing as someone saying there is a better truck than ford, it is all 
Post Fiend
Joined: Feb 2007
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From: Dallas-Ft. Worth
Who'da thought that a gauge discussion would get as emotional as an oil discussion??? 
One thing I wanted to mention is that if you call ITP about their DIY set, you can get the four gauge pillar mount instead of the standard three. There's like a 30c difference between the two versions, so if you ever intend on putting in another gauge, it's a good thing to have the forth slot on the pillar. I'll be putting in an oil pressure gauge in my forth spot...
Joe
One thing I wanted to mention is that if you call ITP about their DIY set, you can get the four gauge pillar mount instead of the standard three. There's like a 30c difference between the two versions, so if you ever intend on putting in another gauge, it's a good thing to have the forth slot on the pillar. I'll be putting in an oil pressure gauge in my forth spot...
Joe
