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Jambo

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11th Mar 07 at 10:50

I know both measure the same thing its just two different styles of measurement.

But whats the preffered one to use?

SportBoy

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11th Mar 07 at 11:05

just use what you want i think . mine is in bar . just what im used to

csweatherston

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11th Mar 07 at 11:06

psi's more accurate

Jambo

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11th Mar 07 at 11:13

i was after one in psi (just cause im used to it)
But the only ones i can find are in bar

csweatherston

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11th Mar 07 at 11:14

the standard cally ones in psi isnt it?

Jambo

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11th Mar 07 at 11:17

no such thing mate. They have oil pressure and volt gauge no boost though

csweatherston

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11th Mar 07 at 11:21

ooh...ive got a cheepy white boost guage, i thought it was out of a cally lol...
its made by TIM.
so maybe they'll do others in psi

Jambo

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11th Mar 07 at 11:22

ive located one i want, but the ad is confusing says BAR in the title but shows a picture and description of a PSi one?!
Ive asked the seller WTF he is actually selling if its psi ill buy it

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=280092613109

mav

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11th Mar 07 at 11:23

Mine is in PSi...

aye that deffo shows Psi?

flash22

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11th Mar 07 at 11:24

http://stores.ebay.co.uk/MomoItaly-Club take your pick

Marc

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11th Mar 07 at 13:32

Mine is in psi.

Steve

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11th Mar 07 at 13:34

psi bar is gay

SwN

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11th Mar 07 at 13:36

mines psi too , and the one i had in the corsa turbo too

Jambo

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11th Mar 07 at 14:21

Guy messaged me back and ammended the listing its in psi and is now on its way to me

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11th Mar 07 at 15:52

quote:
Originally posted by csweatherston
psi's more accurate

WTF

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11th Mar 07 at 15:56

Use PSI if you are american, old, have grey hair or still like to use inches. Use Bar if you are normal, or Pascals, Kg/CM2...

Jambo

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11th Mar 07 at 15:59

Im not american ed? used to go out with one so does that count?!

Marc

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11th Mar 07 at 16:02

quote:
Originally posted by ed

quote:
Originally posted by csweatherston
psi's more accurate
WTF

I agree with csweatherston, I find PSI is better for getting a detailed reading. I'm basing this on welding regulators but same principle.

wilson_sri

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11th Mar 07 at 16:03

I prefer psi aswell

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11th Mar 07 at 16:05

quote:
Originally posted by Marc

quote:
Originally posted by ed

quote:
Originally posted by csweatherston
psi's more accurate
WTF

I agree with csweatherston, I find PSI is better for getting a detailed reading. I'm basing this on welding regulators but same principle.

But PSI is not more accurate though. You are just finding the dial easier to read.

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11th Mar 07 at 16:06

quote:
Originally posted by Jambo
Im not american ed? used to go out with one so does that count?!

She has corrupted you, do you use feet and inches too?

Marc

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11th Mar 07 at 16:11

quote:
Originally posted by ed
But PSI is not more accurate though. You are just finding the dial easier to read.

Yeah true, better for glancing it then.

Marc

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11th Mar 07 at 16:12

quote:
Originally posted by ed
She has corrupted you, do you use feet and inches too?

I used to work in feet and inches when I was welding

Jambo

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11th Mar 07 at 16:17

yes ed

Cupra Steve

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11th Mar 07 at 21:59

I prefer PSI! Atleast you can read it as 8psi not 0.7 bar ot what ever it would be!!! i has psi in my ibiza. i think it was an autometer gauge.

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