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Old 06-14-2011, 09:01 AM   #10
Dwight Southerland
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Default Re: an accurate rear tire gauge

Consistency is more important than accuracy for me, unless I want to compare with someone else. I used a Moroso hose with a pressure guage I got at Grainger's for years. It was probably in the range of 2 lbs. off, but it read the same no matter the temp or humidity. I eventually took the cover off and added my own numbers to the scale. You should see the look on someone's face when I told them to be sure the tire pressure was "68 1/2".
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