Accurate boost gauge?

[Flynn]

Accurate is determined by difference of the reading of the boost gauge relative to the actual pressure; not to be confused with the level of increments on the output display. the Not my fault if your tiny brain cannot comprehend the readings without markers every 1/10th of a psi :roll:

and how do you intend to get an accurate reading off a gauge with no markers on it..............

Since you don't know me (and never will with any luck) I don't really see how you can make that comment and if you have to resort to personal insults when your clearly wrong then you should maybe try to grow up a bit

Have a look at the pic again. It has markers on it Incase you are still confused I will help you; the markers are there so that you can determine what the reading is relative to the proximity of the needle to the closest number. Now stop being obtuse, the gauge I have suggested is perfectly reasonable for this man's needs and it is quite clear you are simply trying to cause an argument. So just behave hhh:

you got out of the wrong side of bed this morning Jonny

VDO it is then, get it bought

No, just bored of the troll already.


Looks like it, where did you find that one with no vac? I can only find ones that read both ways lol.

And @ Flynn, please either talk sense or GTFO. I can't put it more politely (why am I even trying to be nice to you)

I'm sorry that the thread as been taken up by a bit of back and forth by Mark and myself but I have to challenge his ignorance. I find the SW gauge perfect and the display tastefully minimalistic, not to mention far cheaper than the other brands, of which you are just paying for a name. Edit: The vac bit doesn't make a difference, just ignore it or use a black marker pen to cover the vac side on the card with the numbers on it.