[Zebraranger]

Just curious what everyone else uses. I have several gauges from a couple of stick gauges, to round analog gauges, to a 10 year old digital gauge that is one of the two primary gauges that I use. Both stick gauges seem to be the most inaccurate comparing to the others. The three round analog gauges are all within 1 to 2 lbs of each other. The digital is right there in the middle of the three, so the digital one and the middle analog gauge are the two that I use. The rest of them just sits in one of my tool box drawers in the garage. What do you use and find to be the most accurate?

 

[Zebraranger]

Since my last post in this thread over two years ago, I recently purchased this inexpensive Slime one thats worked pretty good over the last year or so. One pound accuracy is good enough for me.

 

[Zebraranger]

Go cheap and buy 3 pencil type gauges and the use the one that reads in the middle of all 3. Or go expensive and buy 3 digital gauges then use the one that reads in the middle. Point it, gauges all read different. So use what you have, put in what the owners manual says, then adjust for best performance and use that amount from then on.

Thats exactly what I did with the three round analog gauges, the ones I originally posted about.