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Save Money On New Vintage Gauges this month
All I’ve been saying that a 0-100 works for everyone. If you don’t need/want it it’s fine you don’t have to. Some builds it’s nice to have. But works with stock to built that’s all lve been saying.- fusky garage
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Save Money On New Vintage Gauges this month
But if it happens you will not see it on a 60 that’s why personally I believe 100 is no problem- fusky garage
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In cases of a clogged oil filter or an oil relief valve that can cause high oil pressure which could cause it to go over 60psi- fusky garage
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High oil pressure on a 350 is 60-70 so a 60 psi would be pegged where a 100 wouldn’t that’s what I’ve been saying- fusky garage
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On a 60psi not a 100psi see that’s the miscommunication- fusky garage
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I understand that. These companies don’t offer that. And I can’t change that. And if you read back I was saying that 0-100 still reads just you won’t see the gauge go past a certain number and that it will work with all applications. My Autometer gauges go to 100 my Dakota digitals go to 100...- fusky garage
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I’m simply offering a discount on products if you want to take advantage of it great. If not I understand completely. People are twisting this and I think a lot is mis communication. But by saying other gauge companies offer the same thing there’s a reason why. Not just because they want to.- fusky garage
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Save Money On New Vintage Gauges this month
Again wasn’t arguing. I was stating that most aftermarket gauges will come with that gauge setup.- fusky garage
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Save Money On New Vintage Gauges this month
Not much margin to move. And have to follow manufacturer pricing unfortunately- fusky garage
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Not arguing trying to state at 0-100gauges isn’t a bad thing that everyone is making it out to be. I’m sorry you feel that way- fusky garage
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50% haha so lose money? Doesn’t sound great for business. I really do wish I could offer that. But unfortunately doesn’t work that way- fusky garage
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Save Money On New Vintage Gauges this month
I’m not I took it as they want to see a 60 psi gauge instead of 100psi but I also stated that 0-100psi is better to acknowledging motor issues cause you’d peg out a 60 psi gauge. There’s a reason every aftermarket gauge company offers 0-100 psi. If you want to keep stock gauges go for. I’m not...- fusky garage
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Yes they will. 0-100 psi will read what you need it to ? It might not go over a certain number. But other setups might go higher. They will still read 20 30psi etc so how doesn’t that work? In all the squarebodies I’ve built with aftermarket gauges I’ve never had an issue- fusky garage
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Yup totally understand but the senders they send read pretty accurate. That’s all I was saying- fusky garage
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Every aftermarket gauges out there is setup the same. And send new senders. They read great with what they send that’s why they send them. Ya you don’t need 140mph but it’s also part of the modern look.- fusky garage
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