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NOS Gauge?
WHat does this gauge measure? is it the PSI in the bottle? or how full the bottle is? I have the PSI gauge that connects right off the bottle but i want one up front cause obviously i cant see it when its in the back.
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It tells you how much pressure you have. Also look into getting a electronic gauge and not an mechanical b/c the electronic will be easier to install and safer too.
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