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TECHINCAL POINT: After selling air and pressure gauges of all kinds for 11 years in a past life, I know the industry standard calls for twice the pressure rating of the max pressure in usage for best accuracy. 150 lbs usage = a gauge with 300 lbs max capacity.
Primo
What if in reality we are only running these shocks in the range of 30-75 punds of air? Then would a 150 gauge work?
If running between 30-75 lbs max then 150psi rated gauge should work fine.
Bountyhunter: Are you planning on trailering your 7hp Sears compressor behind you for that 1000 psi?
TECHINCAL POINT: After selling air and pressure gauges of all kinds for 11 years in a past life, I know the industry standard calls for twice the pressure rating of the max pressure in usage for best accuracy. 150 lbs usage = a gauge with 300 lbs max capacity.
Primo
What if in reality we are only running these shocks in the range of 30-75 punds of air? Then would a 150 gauge work?
If running between 30-75 lbs max then 150psi rated gauge should work fine.
Bountyhunter: Are you planning on trailering your 7hp Sears compressor behind you for that 1000 psi?
in my experience with Progressive AirTail...first i used a gauge, then the CLAMP broke ... after that i used NO gauge ... adjusted by feel...feel or comfort is the goal in riding and my butt is the ultimate gauge...i'll fiddle with one for yall's enjoyment if you find a small digital, rectangular or no more than 1" diameter, to hard mount in the fairing
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