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#975055 09/28/2013 5:19 PM
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Do these gauges go from 0-60? Thanks


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Yes, they do.


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Thanks. My Chevy gage only goes to 30. It pegs out since my pressure is 38 lbs. I am thinking of getting a GMC gauge and putting on the Chevy decal.

Will the current Chevy gauge fail since the pressure is higher than its scale?

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No it will not fail...or I've never known one to fail.



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I wouldn't sweat it, I've been pushing about 60 psi at mine for about 4 years now.

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No it will not fail...or I've never known one to fail.


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Thanks guys


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I tried it and mine failed shot oil into the gauge cluster i have a shiny new now!


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